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Robert Chung
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"Andy Coggan" <[email protected]> wrote
> > > Even if Kraig could find such sponsors (and it was worth his time and trouble to do so), he
> > > may not wish to clutter his site with a bunch of garish ads, just like reputable scientific
> > > journals tend, at the
least,
> > > to minimize paid advertising because of the image it presents.
> >
> > You don't read _Nature_ regularly, I see.
>
> You could just as well list any of a great number of medical journals as a counterexample - but
> compared to publications aimed at a lay audience, there's far, far less advertising in scientific
> journals on average, and
in
> some, none.
You're suggesting that medical journals are scientific publications?
> > > Even if Kraig could find such sponsors (and it was worth his time and trouble to do so), he
> > > may not wish to clutter his site with a bunch of garish ads, just like reputable scientific
> > > journals tend, at the
least,
> > > to minimize paid advertising because of the image it presents.
> >
> > You don't read _Nature_ regularly, I see.
>
> You could just as well list any of a great number of medical journals as a counterexample - but
> compared to publications aimed at a lay audience, there's far, far less advertising in scientific
> journals on average, and
in
> some, none.
You're suggesting that medical journals are scientific publications?
