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Three things I want in terms of format/content: (i) A single download that includes the article and supplementary information. Some journals are doing this now
by dbcooper 9y ago
Three things I want in terms of format/content:
(i) A single download that includes the article and supplementary information. Some journals are doing this now.
(ii) Articles in epub format - document reflow on my tablet!
(iii) A single download of an entire issue. Particularly desired for Nature Biotechnology.
Some kind of advanced article annotation system with an easy way to add citations + links to other sources would be great.
- JadeNB 9y ago> (iii) A single download of an entire issue. Particularly desired for Nature Biotechnology. Given how many journals (at least in math) specifically forbid you from doing this even if you have access to individual articles, I think that it's no accident that this functionality isn't available. > Some kind of advanced article annotation system with an easy way to add citations + links to other sources would be great. I also think that this is probably better kept external to the journals (in which setting, I think things like it already exist, with Mendeley, Papers, etc.—though I'm not very familiar with any of them, so perhaps they don't suffice). I don't want to have to learn a different advanced article annotation system for each journal that I read. (I suppose we could dream of a unified standard that all journals would obey.)