Stevan Harnad writes
> On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Thomas Krichel wrote:
>
> > > Not so simple.
> >
> > What do you mean? He does not give away, I do not read. Two
> > simple choices by two individuals. It has no bearing on the
> > general issues.
>
> Then why post it to this Forum, which is conc
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Thomas Krichel wrote:
> > Not so simple.
>
> What do you mean? He does not give away, I do not read. Two
> simple choices by two individuals. It has no bearing on the
> general issues.
Then why post it to this Forum, which is concerned with the general
issues?
The reas
Stevan Harnad writes
> Not so simple.
What do you mean? He does not give away, I do not read. Two
simple choices by two individuals. It has no bearing on the
general issues.
Cheers,
Thomas Krichel mailto:kric...@openlib.org
At 03:24 PM 7/16/2002 +0100, Stevan Harnad wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Charles Oppenheim wrote:
> Stevan, for a major literature review I am doing, I need to refer to an
> authoritative article on the BOAI. Ideally, I'd like a major article
on the
> initiative and its impact, rather than the
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Thomas Krichel wrote:
> Michael Meier writes
> > I would like to inform you about a new book [in German] published in
> > mid-june about the future of the publishing trade facing mounting
> > opposition by libraries and other pressure groups. The title of
> > the book is "R
Dear Mr. Maier,
Thank you for your information. I suppose that, being your exposé the result
of a dissertation, that your book is freely available on an academic server.
I read german. Could you please forward the link to your text?
Thank you very much for your kind information.
YS,
Giuseppe Vi
I think that much of this debate comes from a confusion about
the meaning of the term "free". When we talk about Eprints software
being free, the term "free" should take the meaning as implied
by the GNU public license. In this particular meaning, one
should think of it as "freedom", rath
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Charles Oppenheim wrote:
> Stevan, for a major literature review I am doing, I need to refer to an
> authoritative article on the BOAI. Ideally, I'd like a major article on the
> initiative and its impact, rather than the original "call to arms" press
> release. Are you awar
Michael Meier writes
> I would like to inform you about a new book [in German] published in
> mid-june about the future of the publishing trade facing mounting
> opposition by libraries and other pressure groups. The title of
> the book is "Returning Science to the Scientists. Der Umbruch im
>
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Subbiah Arunachalam wrote:
> I hear that Eprints has entered into an agreement with Ingenta and that
> future versions of Eprints software may not be free. Is it true?
I am happy to reassure my valiant comrade-at-arms Arun that he need not
worry! Eprints is and always will be
Dear Stevan:
I hear that Eprints has entered into an agreement with Ingenta and that
future versions of Eprints software may not be free. Is it true? Is this
an admission that the Open access movement is losing momentum and even the
greatest of its champions is entering into an agreement with a co
I would like to inform you about a new book [in German] published in
mid-june about the future of the publishing trade facing mounting
opposition by libraries and other pressure groups. The title of
the book is "Returning Science to the Scientists. Der Umbruch im
STM-Fachinformationsmarkt durch E
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