Research Cooperative

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Blogs: 15
Pages: 7
images: 5
youtube videos: 1
Invitations: 2
Groups: 10
Location: International
Work interests: Providing NPO social network for better research communication
Affiliation/website: Serving all members of the Research Cooperative
Preferred contact method: Other (details below)
Preferred contact language(s): English
Contact: email (researchcooperative atto gmail dotto com)
Favourite publications: PJ Matthews and J Akamine, eds. (2004) Research Writing in Japan: Personal, Cultural, and Practical Perspectives, Senri Ethnological Reports No. 49. National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka.

Invitations

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    The "Invitations" tab is located under your profile name in the main menu.

    The tab leads to a form that allows you to send an email to members who follow your profile. In the form you should choose the item type (blog, etc.), and then the specific content from a second dropdown menu, and then compose a message.

    Invitations can only be sent to people who already follow your profile.

    Note: Your profile name and submenu with tabs will only appear in the main menu after you have logged in.


  • Invite others to join the Research Cooperative (please)

    All members of our network are encouraged to invite other people or companies to join.

    There is no system for this built into the network. That would require members agreeing to pass their contact lists to the network, creating a security headache for everyone.

    The simple thing is to use your own email account to send invitation or recommendation messages that include ourthe URL (website address):

    researchcooperative.org

    The best way for our network to grow is of course by word of mouth - literally. Please tell others about the network when you meet them face to face! The name and address are easy to remember.

    Thanks in advance.

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