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All users
of the corpora have the same level of access -- whether they are a professor, a teacher, a student, or any other category.
The only thing that does affect the level of access is whether a person has
a license -- either a premium license (for
individuals) or an academic license
(which is for everyone at a university).
Nevertheless, some people may still want to
register as a "researcher" -- primarily so that they show up on the
researchers page. But again, you will
have the same level of access, no matter which category you choose.
If you do want to register as a researcher,
please make sure that you meet the following requirements:
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Acceptable |
Not acceptable |
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Category |
Faculty or graduate student in language or linguistics
(Note that faculty in other fields (e.g. the
sciences) can have Level 2 access) |
- Graduate student in another field (e.g. the sciences)
- Undergraduate student |
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Profile / information field |
Something meaningful, since this information shows up
on the researchers page. |
- Leaving the field blank
- Entering something like "blah blah blah" |
The web page that you specify must meet the following conditions.
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It must show
your name on that exact page that you specify.
If it is the home page
for a university, it will NOT list your name. Go to the web page that you
have specified, and look for your name on that EXACT page. If you don't see your
name there, then we can't either.
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If the web page is not
in
Western script (for example Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Russian, or Arabic),
in the registration form please enter your name (personal name and
family name) as it appears on the web page. This will allow the
registration script to search for your name on the web
page.
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The web page must be
from a university -- not Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
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It must be
publicly-accessible. Don't use a web page that requires users to log in to
see it.
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