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What is WeSRCH?

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What’s the purpose of WeSRCH?

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Who will write these articles?

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How will communities be formed?

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What about news?

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What if I want to start a blog, or post a series of reports from a trip or a conference?

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Is this a free site?

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What’s different about WeSRCH compared with existing information resources?

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What is the difference between a Fellow and a Senior Member?

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What is Sponsorship?

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Does WeSRCH require that my place of employment be listed when I post a paper?

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Can I correct an article that I’ve posted?

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Why the Rabbit?

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How to get free iPhone?

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What is the difference between Short and Detail sign up?

 

 

What is WeSRCH?

 

WeSRCH is a social networking site dedicated to the active technical professional who wants to get heard.

 

WeSRCH is the world's first virtual technical conference that goes non-stop: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

 

It's about We rather than Me. It is a community. It is about being able to participate in the global world of technology.

 

WeSRCH keeps you up to date with the most relevant work of your peers. It provides you with a rating system that saves you time.

 
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What’s the purpose of WeSRCH?
 
People can self-publish technical articles and other writings, press releases, notices of conferences, job postings, and resumes.
 
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Who will write these articles?
 
Technical articles will come from engineers, scientists and other people interested in technology. People in large organizations likely would work with their corporate communications managers.
 
Individuals could self-post their articles to WeSRCH. Editors at WeSRCH will review all articles to ensure integrity on the site, so that no IP is violated.
 
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How will communities be formed?
 
WeSRCH includes an ability to propose a topic and ask other WeSRCH members to form a community.
 
For example, let’s say people are starting to use a new tool. Someone can propose either a public community to talk about the tool, or a moderated community that would be limited to members who would operate within a pass-protected forum.
 
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What about news?
 
Welcome. Communications managers at companies, universities, and research centers are encouraged to self-post news releases and marketing white papers to the Press Release section of WeSRCH.
 
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You are welcome. Please post your essays to the WeSRCH paper section. Also, short feedback and ratings of a conference can be submitted to a listed conference under the Conference link.
 
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Is this a free site?
 
Yes. Open and free.
 
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We believe it is more inclusive. A student can publish a summary of his doctoral thesis. A researcher seeking to place a paper can find willing readers at WeSRCH.
 
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What is the difference between a Fellow and a Senior Member?
 
A Fellow is an author who has written a paper which receives 700 hits or more. A Senior member is recognized after his or her paper receives 500 views.
 
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What is Sponsorship?
 
Authors who write a paper can be sponsored by organizations interested in that paper. The level of sponsorship are
 
Silver   $200
Gold   $300
Platinum   $1000
 
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Does WeSRCH require that my place of employment be listed when I post a paper?
 
You are welcome to include your affiliation and job title when you post a paper. However, WeSRCH does not require your employer's name and job title.
 
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Can I correct an article that I've posted?
 
The person who signed in and uploaded a paper has the ability to delete the paper at any time in order to make corrections in the body of the text. While logged in, the author who posted the paper can go to the bottom of the paper, check the delete box, submit, and hit OK. Then corrections can be made and paper re-posted.
 
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Why the Rabbit?
 
An engineer comes home from a conference. Dry after a long day of talks, the engineer looks for a beer in the refrigerator. The light turns on and he sees a rabbit.
"What are you doing in my refrigerator?" says the engineer.
"Isn't this a Westinghouse?" asks the rabbit.
"Yeeesss." says the engineer tentatively.
"Well, I'm Westing!" exclaims the wabbit.
 
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How to get free iPhone?
 
Just get 10 of your friends to sign up as active members and we'll ship you a cute fuzzy bunny. It's a great way to impress that little professional-to-be you know. Just make sure they put your email address in the referral box when they register. The first 4 members to get 600 friends to sign up will get a 8GB Apple iPhone free.
 
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What is the difference between Short and Detail sign up?
 
The Short sign up allows you to read weQUEST and other documents only for members. The Detail sign up allows you to post the documents and create the conferences etc.
 
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