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Would you personally be interested in such type of service?

Do you think that a model of scientific referencing proposed by http://www.ScientificCitations.org might be really helpful in restoring missed citations?

Your point about better ways of spreading ideas is very good. I completely agree with it. But I was thinking about other aspect of scientific referencing. Funding and tenure track appointments greatly depend on citation index of a researcher. But if his paper is accidentally overlooked, he will not receive their deserved credit. And sending email kindly asking to also consider a particular paper of yours will not really change anything.

Your point about better ways of spreading ideas is very good. I completely agree with it. But I was thinking about other aspect of scientific referencing. Funding and tenure track appointments greatly depend on citation index of a researcher. But if his paper is accidentally overlooked, he will not receive their deserved credit. And sending email kindly asking to also consider a particular paper of yours will not really change anything.

Hello Everyone. Do you know any cases in your research field when a paper, which was supposed to be referenced in another paper, but did not get a citation? How often do such cases happen?