No. Our summaries are not meant to be substitutes for the original articles. In fact, we encourage our readers to read the original versions of the article. We see Bibliate summaries as a supplemental tool that everyone can use to be more successful in understanding critical academic content. Our main goal at Bibliate is to communicate knowledge we believe to be lost in translation, and we think the best way to do that is by reading the full article AND our summaries.

Each one of our summaries is produced with two foundational approaches: maintaining content accuracy and ensuring comprehensibility. Our summaries take hours to create (depending on the article) and go through a rigorous editing process to make sure the content is true to what original research is trying to convey all while ensuring that anyone can understand the content.

Great question! If there is not a full summary you can find, we recommend using our Summary Generator feature. By using this feature, you automatically show us which research articles we can summarize. 

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