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I was once told that defying the almost ubiquitous alphebetisingalphabetising convention may create difficulties in referencing the paper later on. It is thus in all the authors´ best interests to stick to this convention.

IncidentlyIncidentally a similar discussion was recently had on the secret blogging seminarSecret Blogging Seminar:

http://sbseminar.wordpress.com/2010/02/21/et-al-is-unethical/“Et al” is unethical

(the discussion began on slightly different matters, but by around comment 20 discussion turns to precisely this question).

I was once told that defying the almost ubiquitous alphebetising convention may create difficulties in referencing the paper later on. It is thus in all the authors´ best interests to stick to this convention.

Incidently a similar discussion was recently had on the secret blogging seminar:

http://sbseminar.wordpress.com/2010/02/21/et-al-is-unethical/

(the discussion began on slightly different matters, but by around comment 20 discussion turns to precisely this question).

I was once told that defying the almost ubiquitous alphabetising convention may create difficulties in referencing the paper later on. It is thus in all the authors´ best interests to stick to this convention.

Incidentally a similar discussion was recently had on the Secret Blogging Seminar:

“Et al” is unethical

(the discussion began on slightly different matters, but by around comment 20 discussion turns to precisely this question).

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I was once told that defying the almost ubiquitous alphebetising convention may create difficulties in referencing the paper later on. It is thus in all the authors´ best interests to stick to this convention.

Incidently a similar discussion was recently had on the secret blogging seminar:

http://sbseminar.wordpress.com/2010/02/21/et-al-is-unethical/

(the discussion began on slightly different matters, but by around comment 20 discussion turns to precisely this question).