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Annotating citations with their intentions, like agreement or disagreement, offers a richer understanding of research impact beyond simple counts. This pilot study explores its adoption and future potential in scientific communication.

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Area of Science:

Bibliometrics and Scholarly Communication
Data Science and Knowledge Representation

Background:

Citation counts are widely used but offer limited insight into research impact.
The Journal of Cheminformatics introduced the Citation Typing Ontology (CiTO) pilot to annotate citation intentions.
Understanding the reasons for citation (agreement, disagreement, reuse) provides deeper context.

Discussion:

This article reviews the utilization of the CiTO pilot by authors in the Journal of Cheminformatics.
It examines the distribution of citation annotations through Wikidata and visualization tools like Scholia.
The discussion also covers the adoption of CiTO annotations beyond the initial journal.

Key Insights:

Authors in the Journal of Cheminformatics have adopted citation intention annotations.
Citation annotations are being integrated with open knowledge bases like Wikidata.
Visualization tools like Scholia aid in understanding citation contexts.

Outlook:

Further adoption of CiTO annotations is encouraged for enhanced research evaluation.
Standardizing citation intention annotation can improve scientific discourse and discoverability.
Future work should focus on broader implementation and the impact of annotated citations.