adamprocter
adamprocter
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colinwalker
colinwalker

@adamprocter Absolutely đź‘Ź Focusing on the metrics means we are focusing on the wrong things, letting them drive our decisions. If we just get on and do good work people will notice.

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mrkrndvs
mrkrndvs

@adamprocter, this reminds me of Bill Ferriter's questions about audience and Harold Jarche's discussion of metrics. I very rarely look at my analytics. What I do is for me firstly, that others may benefit is a bonus of the open web. As Maha Bali points out:

I first fell in love with the web or the open aspect of the web when I was trying to finish my PhD during a time where Egypt had a lot of political conflict and I was unable to leave the house because I had a young child and the library at my institution was closed. I needed some resources, and even though I had access to some online resources, I actually needed some paper based resources that did not exist for free online, and at the time, what I fell in love with was green open access stuff that was placed on repositories, and honestly pirated stuff, that was placed online so that I had some access to some articles and book chapters that I wouldn’t normally be able to access from home. And it was that transformative moment for me where I decided that if I publish things, I would like as much as possible for the things that I publish to be openly accessible to other people.

Posted at collect.readwriterespond.com

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