This appears to be a pure sabotage. Someone has thrown out my abstract - so far I discovered two - about scarce rationality, and about institutions in evolutionary economics - and replaced them by irrelevant and to my mind nonsensical notes from a symposium about Say's law. How can this happen? And how can I correct it?
Thanks for your answer and best regards,
Pavel Pelikan, prof. The University of Economics, Prague
Someone has replaced the abstracts of my papers by entirely wrong texts ,. This never happens.So first you write to editor about this mistake , he will give you suggestions.
I recently discovered an abstract of one of my old papers in an indexing service for a different discipline than my own. It was actually better than my own abstract. In my field it hasn't been a common practice to preface a published article with an abstract, so the service probably wasn't aware that an abstract already existed in another index and had one of their staff produce one. I don't know about your particular circumstances, but I was fortunate that a very competent person had written the abstract.
Dear Pavel Pelikan ,
it is not so complicated. Please open your paper page in ResearchGate. Then, at you left, you see a blue button "add full-text". At the right side, you see a small button with "V". Open that push-down window. You will see "edit" button. If you push the button, you can edit your article page.
Yoshinori
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