I kindly notify that ResearchGate must consider the difference among the author's first names written only with one capital letter. It is obvious that published articles labeled only with surnames, are very confusing about differentiating their authors. Because of that the SCI is inevitable for scientific platform, a new approach is needed to label the articles also with the first names.
Technical scientist: SELÇUK SOYUPAK, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, KTO Karatay University, Konya,Türkiye
Medical scientist: SÜREYYA SOYUPAK, Çukurova University, Medical School, Department of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology, Adana, Türkiye
It is an insufficient way to label any published article with a surname only because:
1. A surname is a generic name, including other names allows for specificity, and;
2. A lone use of a surname may be misleading.
it's essential to recognize that labeling published articles solely with surnames may present limitations in terms of accuracy and specificity. While surnames are a crucial component for author identification, relying solely on them may lead to ambiguities, especially in fields where researchers share common surnames.
To enhance precision, incorporating additional information such as author initials or full names is advisable. Utilizing unique identifiers like ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) can further refine the labeling process, offering a standardized and globally recognized means of author disambiguation.
Moreover, considering metadata enrichment strategies, such as including institutional affiliations, can contribute to more robust article labeling, aiding researchers in correctly attributing works to specific individuals.
Orhan Tiryakioğlu Orhan, I'm sorry but I cannot find any advantage to this idea. Usual new ideas benefit people by add clarity to use, acquisition and distribution information. And in 2024 one basic need is it works globally on line and in print. I regret my oipion is taken to a logical conclusion the adds much confusion to past and present ways we give each piece of information a storage ID and later use tools to search for it. Maybe read more on Library Science. And how the internet browser works. But first read about sociology. This is most definitely not an engineering problem is about people interact with one another throughout the entire lives. Complicated because we each have unique cultures. Even our unique languages represent different way we structure our sentences and questions.