ove [johngd...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 9:12 PM
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
Cc: John Dove
Subject: [GOAL] Shining a light on Discoverability of Open Access content
I thought this GRID might be useful or interesting to some people on this list.
As I started looking (s
Jean Claude,
Yes, http://dissem.in is a good example of available open source
technology which seeks to score an author's output to identify articles
that Sherpa/Romeo indicates could be shared but haven't been. This can
help educate authors about the best places to adequately share their
sub
Heather,
You raise some excellent points. The purpose of this GRID is not to
advocate for any particular "fix" to the problems of Discovery but simply
to make clear where there are disconnects between the intention of authors,
or publishers (such as Gold OA publishers), or funding agencies (th
Interesting question and direction. This raises at least two different
questions for me:
1. Is access via for-pay discovery tools and knowledge bases a goal for
open access? I am concerned that the most liberal open licenses, allowing
downstream re-use by anyone for commercial purposes, wi
I am not sure of being quite on target, but I will risk it anyway. This
perspective seems to me to complete the dissemin tool in useful ways.
To inspect what Dissemin is about, just check http://dissem.in .
And if I am totally off base, please tell me. I stand to be corrected,
if needed.
--
Jea
I thought this GRID might be useful or interesting to some people on this
list.
As I started looking (see link below my signature) at ways in which to use
pre-publication reference lists to identify and mobilize authors to share
their submitted manuscripts (green OA) I came to recognize that not e
