@JacobWitten1@SashaGusevPosts@calicodusty Claude, continued: ".... There's also an unflattering incentive worth noting — publishers benefit from a norm that treats their asset (your text) as inalienable from them."
@JacobWitten1@SashaGusevPosts@calicodusty Claude: "So the honest answer to "why does this norm exist" is: it exists because a legitimate norm against duplicate publication was extended by analogy to prose, given teeth by copyright transfer, and then automated by software that can't tell the difference between the two...
@JacobWitten1@SashaGusevPosts@calicodusty We can have it in x-phi, but not usually, no. Still, it seems like a pointless rule? Also, my psychology prof friend told me that the stuff Claudine Gay did was pretty common in his field, whereas it absolutely is not in philosophy. Not sure why it's common in psychology, though!
@JacobWitten1@SashaGusevPosts@calicodusty Interesting. Not how it’s done in philosophy … I’ve seen van Inwagen use very similar phrasing across articles. That said, I’d be shocked if you could find more than a handful of philosophers who did verbatim copies of others’ words sans quotation marks in any of their articles.
@yuggs513 There’s no reason to trade him. If you traded the core for a haul, what you’d get back would quite likely be worse than the haul. And then what? We do it again for an even worse haul?
@DayGameDouglas@Trags I really wish Greene had gotten those spurs removed in October. Not saying we'd be great, but I do think we'd still be .500 right now. He would have taken some pressure off the bullpen.
@DayGameDouglas@Trags Jeez, I don't know about that. After they got into the playoffs last year, I figured they could do better, or at least as well, this year, and I assumed Greene and Lodolo would be crucial parts of that progress.
@Artifex74@Trags What's the Reds' "lifetime record"? According to Baseball Reference, the Reds' record for its entire history is 11056-10891. .504 WP. If you mean during the Castellinis' reign, then it's much worse: 1,536-1,683, a .477 WP. (Only six teams worse during that timespan.)
@Trags But this starts to get vertiginous: if you don’t trust Krall to make any of these decisions, do you trust Castellini to hire someone else to make these decisions? If not, then you’re saying the problem is insuperable, and the Reds will never be good, save for a lucky season.