of
80%.
Hélène Bosc
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From: Wise, Alicia (ELS-OXF)
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 1:15 PM
Subject: [GOAL] Re: Why should publishers agree to Green OA?
Hi David,
What I really liked about the Finch
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From: Jean Kempf
To: american-scientist-open-access-fo...@listserver.sigmaxi.org
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 9:28 AM
Subject: wikipedia, open access and publishing
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I recently had a long conversation with an engineering professor (he is in
semi-conductors,
I read with interest the abstract of article written by Ulrich Pöschl (see
below)  praising open peer commentary used in the periodical Atmospheric
Chemistry and Physics created in 2001. Unfortunatly I could'nt get the full
text.
But this abstract is enough to say that I totally agree with
Isidro,
Thank you for your Ranking Web of World Repositories and for informing us
about the best quality repositories!
Being French, I am delighted to see HAL so well ranked and I take this
opportunity to congratulate Franck Laloe for having set up such a good
national repository as well as
Dear Chris Armbruster and Isidro Aguilo,
Since Stevan Harnad has the advantage of being able to read and respond to
messages first, I have nothing further to add. Had I replied first, I would have
made some of the arguments he made in support of my view on the rankings, but
it would have been done
Heather morrison said:
As all of us who have followed the Am Sci discussion list over the years
know very well, one of the major obstacles to green OA mandates has been
publisher opposition...
Heather,
I have been following the AmSci Forum discussion list for many years, but I
cannot
Heather morrison said:
As all of us who have followed the Am Sci discussion list over the years
know very well, one of the major obstacles to green OA mandates has been
publisher opposition...
Heather,
I have been following the AmSci Forum discussion list for many years, but I
cannot
Heather,
Of course we all know about FRPAA and the ATA. But the topic of this thread
was institutional mandates (in Germany), not publishers lobbying against
federal mandates (in the US).
Most periodicals worldwide have already given their authors a green light to
self-archive. So publishers
Dear all
Bo-Christer Bjork timing data are interesting, but there is an important
distinction in the way of archiving that must be underscored: Archiving your
past articles is absolutely not the same thing as archiving your current
articles immediately upon acceptance.
I am now a retired
E-Prints software is ten:Â the green road was opened in October 2000.
Please, have just a look at the article below to remind of this birthday! Â
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Robert Tansley and Stevan Harnad
Eprints.org Software for Creating Institutional and Individual Open Archives
D-Lib Magazine,October 2000, Volume
Bernard,
Your worry about orphan works is not mine, because I think it doesn't
prevent to reach OA.
But in Germany, some researchers are concerned by it. May I suggest you to
join the European Network for Copyright in support of Education and Science
(ENCES) which is working on it.
I would like to be sure that we are still talking about authors' rights:
How can a publisher venture to limit (or even define) authors' rights as a
function of the local decisions made by their institutions?
We have moved far from considerations about minor details of a licence,
called copyright :
Charles Oppenheim wrote:
I have never had a problem over the past three decades with publishers when
refusing to assign copyright to them  dating from when I was a mere junior
lecturer.
How lucky you are, Charles, to be heeded by publishers and to have answers from
them !
Andrew Adams has
I agree that a lot of people (even among scholars and librarians) should be
educated on how Google Scholar works and that it works specially well for
finding OA articles !
Recently, I was contacted by telephone concerning repositories; one of the
questions of the inquiry was about how I search for
The Ifremer Research Institute launched its institutional Repository (Archimer)
in 2005.  In an article (in French)  published in Liinc em Revista, v.4, n.2,
setembro 2008, p. 196 - 217 - http://www.ibict.br/liinc , we compared the
development of HAL (the French centralized archive) and
 David, you said : For most people, the goal of OA is full access to the
definitive version.
Â
Marie-Antoinette, who was living in Versailles far from most people, thought
that most people who were starving and pleading for bread would be pleased
with what she was eating every day and said
Dear Bernad,
I have been surprised of your claim, because I remember of your name appearing
on the list during all this years. Therefore, I have controled in the archives
of the forum for the 5 past years. Please see below: you don't seem to have been
totally excluded.The number of your
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Dear Nicolaie
It seems me very difficult to try to sum up in a poster more than 20 years of
efforts and technology in Open Access. Inevitably you will forget something or
somebody.
Concerning big, big, big moments, I have in mind some missing events and
names (people and organizations).
As someone living in Europe which is probably going to be not-so-affluent, in
reason of the crisis, I agree with Arun.
It is highly probable that in a near future, when money is not generously
provided by governments for research libraries, that a lot of researchers in
Europe and worldwide will
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, the definition of Open Access is the following : 'Open Access' refers to the
practice of granting free Internet access to research articles
Hélène Bosc
Open Access to Scientific Communication
http://open-access.infodocs.eu/
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From
the
perverse effects of the system hidden under the name of [Gold] Open Access
publishing.
Please see http://smai.emath.fr/IMG/pdf/Open_access_trois_societes-2.pdf
Hélène Bosc
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Best wishes.
Hélène Bosc
Open Access to Scientific Communication
http://open-access.infodocs.eu/
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From: Heather Morrison hgmor...@sfu.ca
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci) goal
Perspectives. But most of all I should thank the world’s most
persistent evangelist for green open access, Stevan Harnad
Hélène Bosc
Open Access to Scientific Communication
http://open-access.infodocs.eu/
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From: Stevan Harnad
To: Global Open Access List (Successor
see:
Bosc, Helene and Harnad, Stevan (2005). In a paperless world a new role for
academic libraries: Providing Open Access. Learned Publishing 18:pp. 95-99.
http://archivesic.ccsd.cnrs.fr/sic_00120214
Hélène Bosc
Open Access to Scientific Communication
http://open-access.infodocs.eu
it Peter?
Hélène Bosc
- Original Message -
From: marie lebert
To: boai-fo...@ecs.soton.ac.uk ; goal@eprints.org
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2015 11:32 AM
Subject: [GOAL] a chronology about open access
Dear all:
https://marielebert.wordpress.com/2015/06/20
Well said Marc,
A) : about the proven ineffectiveness of boycotts.
B) : about the best strategy to get Open Access : that is in self-archiving
. And as you know it ;-) it's easy to ignore copyright restrictions in
using the Button : http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/268511/
Hélène Bosc
place for talking about it during many years. You are 15 years too
late! Even in 2002, it was too late to change this new terminology.
Best wishes.
Hélène Bosc
http://open-access.infodocs.eu/hbosc/
Hélène Bosc
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From: Nicolas Pettiaux nico...@pettiaux.be
To: Global
have said : 1000 times!
Hélène Bosc
- Original Message -
From: Stevan Harnad
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2015 1:42 PM
Subject: [GOAL] OA Provision vs. OA Semiology
The purpose of terminology and definitions is to clarify
on the true Gold
and Green roads which really conduct to OA.
To be efficient today, we just need to repeat what is precisely Green or Gold,
and how to get it, in each publication, conference, blog and forum, as Stevan
Harnad and Jean-Claude Guédon do it for years now.
Hélène Bosc
with anger, some can
say : This time, it's too much: I leave the list and others like Stevan
can burst out!
We are numerous and we are all different.
Be patient Lucie, be patient Nicolas!
Hélène Bosc
- Original Message -
From: Lucie Burgess lucie.burg...@bodleian.ox.ac.uk
To: Global
Thank you Mr Pettiaux for your thanks and for thanking all of us!
Hélène Bosc
- Original Message -
From: Nicolas Pettiaux
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2015 10:51 AM
Subject: [GOAL] Re: Retirement from SHERPA Services
Dear
The Copy-Request Button now implemented in HAL (CNRS France)
https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/
Its launching was discreet, but the Copy-Request Button is at last available on
HAL since Feb 12 2016 for requesting access to embargoed deposits from the
author during an embargo, as announced at:
! And it's more complete and
true (talking about OA) that this one :
http://openaccess.mpg.de/2121558/MPDL_Open_Access_White_Paper!
Hélène Bosc
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From: Stevan Harnad
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:25 PM
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