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Social Primitives Experimental Cohort (SPEC) -- with social networks
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Bibliography here or at PubPub #10

Closed venkatachalapathy closed 5 years ago

venkatachalapathy commented 5 years ago

@WheezePuppet , @IngenuityArts and @srikanthmudigonda ,

Do you want to maintain a bibliography of this project fork here or in our PubPub community?

srikanthmudigonda commented 5 years ago

Pubpub might be better?

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divilian commented 5 years ago

I prefer Zotero for that.

venkatachalapathy commented 5 years ago

Could we periodically update PubPub documents from Zotero? This is make things handy as we begin drafting reports.

divilian commented 5 years ago

Sure...what does "update" mean here?

venkatachalapathy commented 5 years ago

We started with a basic model inspired by a little bit of historical sociology of Hamilton, CA, a little bit of grid world dynamics; and some wealth inequality thrown in. This would have a specific set of references.

Now, our project fork is related to the basic model but has our own motivations, both on the modelling front and also not only on the historical sociology front but also on our use of analytical sociology lingo. The references for this iteration is slightly different, right?

Inspired by your goal of maintaining an up to date version of what the code is doing, I thought why not also provide an up to date reference for why the model is what it is so that we are self-aware of all our changing inspirations as our model themselves evolve/change.

divilian commented 5 years ago

Sure, that sounds good. Zotero can be more of a loosely-organized dumping ground of "all the references we've found along the way," whereas the PubPub page you describe can be a culled version of "the currently active, informative works which we're for sure going to cite in our papers." I like it.

venkatachalapathy commented 5 years ago

Good. we are in agreement. I am closing this one and the other one.