Following the project, the practice of citation linking is becoming more common among publishers of electronic journals. Work continues among the collaborators in the project towards full-scale products and services. Citation linking and the Open Journal of Cognitive Science Formally written scholarly papers typically contain references to other papers. When these papers are published on the Web these references can, in some cases, be linked directly to the cited source, or a version of it, an abstract say. We believe so.
Links aid navigation between Web documents.
In the Open Journal Project we went further, demonstrating that it is possible to retrieve cited papers, or information about those papers, faster and therefore more effectively than is possible in other forms. In addition, the literature can be linked 'forward' in time, not just backward. In other words, links give you a means to manage your view of the literature. Each record in the ISI database has its own associated references, which were also linked where possible. You could also discover what later articles have cited any given abstracted paper.