The website is spreading unstable info about many scholars, their papers and their citations. Just try my name:
www.semanticscholar.org/search?q=farshid%20farhat&sort=relevance
www.semanticscholar.org/author/Farshid-Farhat/2052042
It was better to supervise/verify the info before making public on the web, otherwise shut it down! I’m totally disappointed with SemanticScholar!
Dear Farshid,
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Dawn
Semantic Scholar Team
The originality and creativity of an author does not guarantee its prominence, which is most important for its position in the scientific community and career. Therefore, although the originality of an author is finally protected by the copyright, his reputation or his fame could be suppressed or even damaged in the twilight of a name confusion and the resulting false information.