http://publishingarchaeology.blogspot.com/2010/06/another-new-commercial-open-access.html
In den Kommentaren ließ Harnad seine übliche Sch*** ab:
Why not just keep publishing in the established journals, for free, and self-archive your final refereed drafts to make them (Green) OA?
(Gold) OA publishing's day will come -- but only after Green OA has prevailed globally. Till then, paying for Gold OA is a needless waste of money, for OA that just a few cost-free keystrokes will buy...
Goldener OA führt aber in der Regel nicht zur "version of record" (Verlags-PDF) und fördert so dubiose Dinge wie dark deposits in Verbindung mit dem Request-Button.
In den Kommentaren ließ Harnad seine übliche Sch*** ab:
Why not just keep publishing in the established journals, for free, and self-archive your final refereed drafts to make them (Green) OA?
(Gold) OA publishing's day will come -- but only after Green OA has prevailed globally. Till then, paying for Gold OA is a needless waste of money, for OA that just a few cost-free keystrokes will buy...
Goldener OA führt aber in der Regel nicht zur "version of record" (Verlags-PDF) und fördert so dubiose Dinge wie dark deposits in Verbindung mit dem Request-Button.
KlausGraf - am Mittwoch, 9. Juni 2010, 19:12 - Rubrik: Open Access
