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Google Scholar started to forget articles https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19599365


Downvoted against the evidence given. Anybody cares to explain why? Thank you.


I didn't downvote, but you link to a comment by yourself that isn't much longer and links to a blog post by yourself, and you already made a comment with basically the same content elsewhere in the thread. That's close enough to spammy self-promotion to get you downvoted irrespective of whether people agree with you


The newer coment is one hour after the older one. I made it after I was downvoted. As for the spammy self-promotion, thank you, I linked to a HN comment (made yesterday, relevant to the matter but with no reactions at that moment) instead of the blog post directly exactly because I don't want to replicate links. Finally, while these comments will fade from attention, if not already, that blog post will remain, excuse me for giving first some evidence that's something wrong with Google Scholar. Obviously spam.


Even in this august forum, you will find that there are people who downvote data that they might find unpleasant.

It happens far less frequently than in other places of the web, but I've seen it happen often enough with some of my comments.




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