作者reedy (1234)
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標題Re: [Mind] Feelings after reviewing papers
時間Tue Apr 2 07:50:55 2013
Under the premise of non-charging, indeed I will criticize not only their
writing but also the logic consideration and so on. Actually, I totally
understand the anxious feeling of PhD students, because I was in that
position as well. All of them are stuck in the doctoral course and busying
doing research, enrolling courses, and preparing qualify. However, no obvious
answer of graduation will be obtained. Without strong mind, some PhD student
will turn to escape from unnecessary duties. That is, since my suggestions
beyond grammar and writing are not necessary to them, they won’t consider to
accept them. I understood this, but I felt unwilling. It ought to be a good
chance to help them grow, but it was denied.
I met a ridiculous age during my doctoral career. Every scholar all over the
world attempted to publish as more as they can. Without a doubt, I also
acquired some benefits during this period. Therefore, I published a lot, but
most of them are not good. I also believed that the quantity of publication
is more important than anything else. However, I changed my mind when I
finished my study in Japan. I realized that writing a good one, is definitely
better than writing ten running-account-like ones. Because numerous of
resources will be delivered for publishing one paper (e.g., reviewing
progress, typesetting and printing, and so on), we should treasure each
opportunity of publishing. That is, it is everyone’s responsibility to
improve the qualities and make sure that your paper is a significant finding.
Well, someone might say, “reed, you have acquired some benefits, why can’t
I?” I cannot totally deny it, but I’d not like to see those PhD students
act willfully to publish with the concept of wasting resources. Well, what I
can say is, during the processes of generating those so called “
running-account-like articles”, I still worked hard and learn an adequate
way of express my studies using English. I enrolled in Professor Chiou’s
lecture, and paid the fee for someone to proof-read my works, by myself.
These efforts were already transferred into the skills of technical writing,
and those “running accounts” were merely added values. If the writing skill
of a PhD student can be exchanged by such social resources, it is still kind
of worthy.
….to be continued
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1F:→ zofloya:don't beat yourself too hard, if they refuse to take 04/02 13:22
2F:→ zofloya:yourself advice, just smile it off. 04/02 13:22
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4F:→ SunLove:There are some errors in your writing, too. 04/02 19:30
5F:→ reedy:Hi Sunlove, I'll be glad if you can give me some advices 04/03 01:16
6F:→ SunLove:some PhD student"s", and consider+Ving. I only read 04/03 01:29
7F:→ SunLove:a few lines. 04/03 01:30
8F:→ SunLove:You had better read over or ask others for help to 04/03 01:31
9F:→ SunLove:correct them and it's my suggestion. 04/03 01:31
10F:→ reedy:Thanks, SunLove. 04/03 01:33
11F:→ SunLove:BTW, your first article, would like "to",1st line. 04/03 01:34
12F:→ SunLove:Last one, some pieces of advice. 04/03 01:36
13F:推 Aimar:didnt mean to offend u but ur writing is a bit pretentio 04/15 00:38
14F:→ Aimar:pretentious 04/15 00:39