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De-lurking to say that I’ve joined that other platform. If you want follow my bibble-babble again, head on over to https://t.co/fzhl39eozr

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Looks like time to pack my bags. Twitter has been an amazing source of collegiality and friendship—thank you, friends! Catch me on my other socials. See you soon

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@katreeeena I was really hoping you’d do one of those farewells that involved an embarrassing story

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There’s a lot going on here #librarylife

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Can confirm

[Lewis Lovelock @lewislovelock]

@sandofsky There’s nothing more permanent than a temporary solution

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I don’t want to sound whiny but dismantling it feels very hard, overwhelmingly hard. (3/3)

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My colleagues and I participated in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Care and Handling Awareness training at work today organised by some brilliant colleagues, Ryan Stoker, Lyndon Ormond Parker and @saywhatsentance (1/3)

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I don’t think I was prepared for the emotional impact of it. Working in a cultural organisation like a Library requires acknowledgment that I work in a monument to western civilisation, a tool of colonisation and that my work upholds and maintains white supremacy. (2/3)

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I go to see this painting every time in London. It is a miracle

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

This may seem like an ordinary portrait, but look closer.

That grey mark at the bottom is actually a skull when viewed from the right angle.

It's The Ambassadors, painted by Hans Holbein the Younger nearly 500 years ago, and one of art's greatest mysteries...

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Big news for #OA in Australia

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@mzpreposterous I wish I could retweet. Can I... steal?

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Does anyone know the song the carillionist is playing this afternoon? Sounds familiar @Sydney_Uni

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@Andrew_3000 I'm deeply suspicious of gyms that have pizza nights. I can do that on my own

[Sydney Uni Library @Sydney_Library]

That's 2 million downloads of University of Sydney research so far in 2022. Thank you.
#OpenAccess

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@reblavoie Agreed, episode 9 is a masterpiece for podcast editing

[Christopher Hilliard @chrhilli]

The history community at the University of Sydney mourns the loss of Dr Philippa Hetherington, who died on Saturday 5 November.

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When I park at work alongside another station wagon with reusable shopping bags, old toys to take to Vinnies, and sports equipment in the back, I give that person a mental fist bump. Look at us overloaded working parents trying to get shit done!

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As a librarian I have met many students struggling with their relationship with their supervisor. If this is you, listen to this podcast. Also good for anyone with a line manager or who is a line manager #handsup 👇

[Mark Reed @profmarkreed]

Do you have a toxic relationship with your line manager or supervisor? Three ways you can tackle your relationship so you can stop dreading your meetings and start thriving again at work 🧵

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This is a great listen. I really feel for the folks interviewed, “it’s like hacky hour with a gun to your head”. Also, after living in the US on a precarious J visa for years, I understand the immigration nightmare some are now facing

[Casey Newton @CaseyNewton]

It’s Hard Fork Friday! Hours before layoffs began, we talked to two Twitter employees about life under Elon. One person described the last few days as like “hack week with a gun to your head.” Listen to their stories ➡️ https://t.co/UVqdbvRzgp

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Also interestingly, "OA through disciplinary or institutional repositories showed a stronger effect than open access via publisher platforms"

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"By analysing large-scale bibliographic data from 2010 to 2019, we found a robust association between open access and increased diversity of citation sources" https://t.co/8D2exALmzi