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Up: 50_Literature-MOC · Reading list: Clickstream foundational papers

Three-pass method (How I read a paper). One quote per source max — paraphrase everything else in my own words. That paraphrasing is the point.

Pass 1 — the 5-minute skim (title, abstract, headings, figures, conclusion)

• Category / type: (new method? survey? measurement study?)
• Claim in one sentence:
• Worth a pass 2? yes / no — why

Pass 2 — the 1-hour read (figures, key results; skip proofs)

• Problem & why it matters:
• Key idea / what's new:
• Method (paraphrased):
• Results that matter:
• The one quote worth keeping (verbatim):

  "..."

Pass 3 — the deep read (only if I'll build on it: re-implement in my head)

• Assumptions I'd challenge:
• What would break it / its failure modes:
• Could I reproduce it from this alone?

So what (for my work)

• Relevance to my tracks: Track — ...
• Does it solve a wheel I was about to reinvent? (newcomer caution: read more than the gurus advise)
• Idea/method to steal:
• Open question it leaves me:

Links

• Related papers: ...
• Concepts: ...