You could argue it's kind of like a long abstract, but a long abstract really indicates you intend to probe it further, but in actual fact you might just want to indicate that there might be something there for somebody else.
You could argue it's kind of like a long abstract, but a long abstract really indicates you intend to probe it further, but in actual fact you might just want to indicate that there might be something there for somebody else.
> blogs or something like a technical report directly
> published by a lab/working group to be quite honest.
I think this is kind of the problem, half of this stuff sits on a webpage somewhere completely unread and not really reference-able.
> I'd say the likelihood of an IEEE rubberstamped one pager
> on perpetual motion would be non-zero.
I would hope that each single page would be reviewed with the same integrity as a six pager. Of course, it's not impossible crap leaks through to any conference/journal.