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Academic journals tend to require exclusivity. That means, if you want to publish in, say Nature, you will be asked to not publish the same article anywhere els
by yreg 9y ago
Academic journals tend to require exclusivity. That means, if you want to publish in, say Nature, you will be asked to not publish the same article anywhere else.
However, the researchers (at least in STEM) often publish these "in-progress" drafts that are very close to the final articles on their website or wherever.
- Mic92 9y agoIn computer science we have more conference paper than journals. This is a good thing since you do not have to pay a shit load of money to get your article in. Also I have not experienced a license yet, where I was forbid to publish it on my own.