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Hello everyone!

Current Cites is seeking annotations from library workers and students on
information technology literature. The writing is relatively low
commitment. You just need to write a short abstract or annotation. Our
criteria are simple:


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   Only cite what you like.
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   Keep your annotation to one paragraph; say what needs to be said.
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   Use your voice, as well as the knowledge that you bring to the topic.
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   You are welcome to have hyperlinks within your annotation.


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I look forward to your contributions!


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