nostr:npub14cc90lplh078x6xvsrl9mv6tlugh22yz9pswztuvrj3at2vlf3ms9cpprj nostr:npub178rvtslm3qykq8uy5afswta2qz5pk9atjxsepht4x8ldddssp6kq4sqekt I recently had a professor offer to help me get into his graduate program because I initially cold-emailed him about an obscure manuscript.

But crucially, I was hunting the obscure manuscript first, I wasn't even thinking about applying to grad school. We just got to talking about various shared research interests and realized we had a lot in common.

I think any professor would welcome an interaction like that. No one wants empty/self-serving CV/resume spam.

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nostr:npub10y2vtx38shdtzqrr0es59c959y8rklxyek2xxptaa0wfglm7l9wsv39tyn nostr:npub14cc90lplh078x6xvsrl9mv6tlugh22yz9pswztuvrj3at2vlf3ms9cpprj Yes, exactly. Emailing someone whose work you're interested in is fine. So is asking specific questions about whether someone is taking grad students. Obviously.

But mass spam? Come on. Don't do it, and don't advise people to do it.