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  • 2023/01/04     Seven columns
  • 2021/12/05     Surveillance publishing
  • 2021/07/20     Two ditties on want
  • 2021/02/25     Demodalizing our terminology
  • 2020/05/26     biblatex-unified on CTAN
  • 2019/10/01     S&P transition
  • 2018/09/21     Nurses say yes and no
  • 2018/01/22     Keenan & I on witnesses
  • 2017/08/18     More Zombie Lingua shenanigans
  • 2016/09/29     Asleep at the wheel at Zombie Lingua?
  • 2016/08/27     Prerequisites
  • 2016/08/15     Checking on the zombies
  • 2016/04/27     S&P Early Access
  • 2016/02/22     Echoes of Eco
  • 2016/02/15     MIT Support for Glossa
  • 2016/01/05     Beyond Open Access
  • 2015/12/14     Zombie Lingua Recruitment
  • 2015/11/26     Lingua Disinformation
  • 2015/11/04     Lingua Roundup
  • 2015/11/01     Lingua → Glossa
  • 2015/01/13     Treat your reviewers well
  • 2014/12/03     Keep reviewers in the loop
  • 2014/11/30     Apple Watch Purchase Prevention
  • 2014/11/13     A guide for the perplexed author in semantics
  • 2014/11/12     MUST and SHOULD figured out
  • 2014/10/30     The art and craft of semantics
  • 2014/10/23     DSpace statistics
  • 2014/04/27     Telegram
  • 2014/04/07     Fruits and veggies would be healthy
  • 2014/03/29     “Only”
  • 2014/03/27     Every department needs a publication advisor
  • 2014/01/15     Language Science Press
  • 2014/01/14     My Academic Genealogy – Part 2
  • 2013/07/16     Outreach
  • 2013/07/06     Hunger
  • 2013/07/05     Charles Leonard Hamblin
  • 2013/01/18     Up-goer five semantics
  • 2013/01/13     Statement on Aaron Swartz
  • 2013/01/02     S&P acquired by LSA
  • 2012/12/18     An S&P underground classic
  • 2012/09/12     Suspicion re Cestagi
  • 2012/08/12     Guidelines for writing abstracts
  • 2012/08/08     Google Scholar personalized updates
  • 2012/07/15     Conditional request
  • 2012/04/24     News from the open access revolution
  • 2012/03/31     My academic genealogy
  • 2012/02/13     When you know you’re a geek
  • 2012/02/07     Citation impact 2008-2010
  • 2012/02/02     More on Elsevier Boycott
  • 2012/01/16     Attack from big money publishers
  • 2012/01/15     My open access policy
  • 2011/12/28     S&P Year-End Stats
  • 2011/12/11     Danny & Kai
  • 2011/12/11     Morris & Noam Recursion
  • 2011/12/11     The politburo
  • 2011/07/20     Google Scholar Citations
  • 2011/07/05     My first post on Language Log
  • 2011/05/16     Modal Semantics in the News
  • 2011/04/10     Theoretical Workload Limit
  • 2011/02/23     (No) skin in the game
  • 2011/01/31     Snow!
  • 2011/01/26     Winter
  • 2011/01/24     Many worlds
  • 2010/10/19     Italics in conversation
  • 2010/10/07     Elsevier stumbles upon benefit of electronic publication
  • 2010/09/30     So not my life
  • 2010/02/11     Life on Planet New England
  • 2010/01/26     On citing well
  • 2010/01/24     Banner Year for S&P
  • 2005/08/22     David Lodge Thinks …
  • 2004/04/18     Present Indicative Counterfactuals
  • 2004/04/17     If you’re Lance Armstrong, …
  • 2004/01/21     No head injury is too trivial to ignore