While writing a manuscript of mine, I need to discuss that one technical issue is debatable among researchers. However, I could not find any published study formally establishing this debate. I came however upon a RG thread discussing the same topic and researchers exhibited different opinions in their answers to the question.
So, can I cite this question thread as a potential, yet not formal, evidence of this point?
Possible but keep in mind they might be deleted in future for whatsoever reason.
Possible but keep in mind they might be deleted in future for whatsoever reason.
I agree with Subir Bandyopadhyay . There is nothing wrong citing it. This is research. It is important to specify the assessment period. Available at and assessed on.....Important
Yes, since you mention and respect publishing copyrights, then you are at the safe side sir.
Regards and good luck,
Emad
Yes, As Multithreading and Synchronization are considered as the typical chapter of research.
Yes, you can, but my advice to you, to rewrite the same question but in a new format, but do not forget to refer to the source of the question correctly and accurately.
The citation of a question thread on Research Gate in a manuscript is an interesting new idea which may offer a solution to the problem mentioned above. I agree with the responses of the colleagues, but, only under close scrunity.
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