@hildabast Thank you! I'm not sure I understand why #InternetArchiveScholar was summarily dismissed as being too small. Nowadays I use it as my primary academic search engine, for two reasons: 1) it tends to have more #OpenAccess / full text links than anything else; 2) advanced search actually works and results are generally more consistent and reliable.

If I fail to find anything, I proceed to check #GoogleScholar, where typically I then have to browse dozens of pages of unrelated junk.

Is there anyone from the #InternetArchiveScholar project here, @internetarchive ?

I've just added a few rss feeds for search queries, and I'm really curious (and excited!) to find out how they work and what could be expected from them. (They're not mentioned in the user guide?)

I did not know about this. Now I do

https://scholar.archive.org/

#InternetArchiveScholar #ArticleSearchEngine #archivedArticles @scholar

After @ct_bergstrom's post on the problems of #GoogleScholar + following up on some conversations we've had at work, I've collated some of the links posted in response
HT in particular to @NikaShilobod for really helpful links + @marekmcgann for drawing my attention to #InternetArchiveScholar
https://sternaparadisaea.net/2022/11/28/literature-searching-the-fediverse/

I just stumbled on a post on Mastodon about the Internet Archive Scholar, a search engine with a large archive of research papers published on the Web: https://scholar.archive.org/

#InternetArchiveScholar #OpenAccess #Search #Academia