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Few physical scientists use blogs, Twitter, Open Notebook Science, social networks, public wikis or other "public-facing" technologies to share research information, the report finds, although some particle physicists and astrophysicists use internal, private wikis. Most physical scientists view these services as "distractions" from their communications with key colleagues – the only exception being researchers involved in "citizen-science" projects such as Galaxy Zoo, which rely on close collaboration with members of the public. Indeed, three-quarters of particle physicists still use e-mail lists to find new information.http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/48446Viahttp://infobib.de/blog/2012/02/04/informationsverhalten-von-physikern