I was not given the option to specify I published a review, and am being asked if the author of the work I reviewed is a co-author. I have published over 50 reviews of the work of others.
Hi,
If I understood well the question, it seems that if you cite the author in some form, it will be clear that you are reviewing his work.
Well, RG identifies reviews as articles. The title of the review should mention the author's name along with your name. I then offer a short abstract which begins, "This (book) review...." Then wash your hands! You'll feel very Pontiensus!
Christopher NOCK
However, I can't edit these entries. I have tried but It will not let me remove the co-author or add a coo ent. I have clicked on the little pen in the corner at the top of the list, I have clicked on the i dividual titles. Nothing works.
There was no upload. I don't hold the copyright on published reviews. The Journal holds the copyright. This is a citation that Researchgate found and asked if I wrote it. All I did was say "yes". Now I can't do anything to the entry.
If you want, take a look at my "research" section. There's two book reviews listed, 1990 and 1994. On the basis of this thread I have thought to change the title of both to begin "A review of...."
You can do this by clicking the "edit" button on the details page.
NOCK
Remember you cannot edit RG posts from a tablet computer, you have to use a Windows computer.
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