Inline citations are central to scholarly communication, yet verifying their use is becoming increasingly challenging because of growing review pressures. We conducted a mixed-methods exploratory study to investigate how reviewers verify inline citations, the factors shaping their verification practices, and how they e...
Xin-Rui Fang, Reese Fairchild, Na-Si Wang et al.· 0 citations
Digits are thus predictable beyond familiar users and phone models under assumed segmentation, while acquisition-order shortcuts limit conclusions about practical privacy exposure.
C. A. Casado, Erkka Rantahalvari, Matteo Pedone et al.· 0 citations
Socio-technical congruence is the fit between the coordination required by a project’s technical dependencies and the coordination its participants actually perform. The construct was developed for human software teams, where assignments are stable, timescales are comparable, channels are observable, and dependencies a...
J. Oppenlaender, Aku Visuri, S. Hosio· Proceedings of the 2026 ACM...· 0 citations
Collaborative knowledge work is changing in ways that go beyond disclosure or transparency. LLM agents are now embedded in how teams research, design, write, and decide: mediating between members, synthesizing inputs, reformulating ideas, and drafting shared outputs. They do not only facilitate collaboration; they oper...
Kashif Imteyaz, M. Rifat, Divya Ramesh et al.· 0 citations
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