I wish ppl started seeing this^ - getting derailed from whatever anyone "wanted" to study by the ethical immediacy of scientific infrastructural deficits - as a cost of being deinfrastructured. maybe one step towards framing the journal system et al as everyone's responsibility
@jonny @ aeryn_thrace on twitter is putting together a project they call the 'heliocentric model of science' trying to integrate the journal article as just one piece of a larger landscape of inter-related academic labors. I think you two would have a lot to discuss.
@feonixrift
taking a brief look, I think so too. ty for the connection bc looks like complementary foci. I'm a little close to max words for the night but will return in AM
time spent plinkoing a paper down a journal hierarchy is an infrastructural cost.
reinventing rigs is an infrastructural cost.
asking questions into the Twitter void is an infrastructural cost.
losing data is an infrastructural cost.
etc.