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You don't need special clout for most journals (including Nature) in order to self publish. The Nature license [1] allows it directly, as do journals such as Sc
by tedivm 9y ago
You don't need special clout for most journals (including Nature) in order to self publish. The Nature license [1] allows it directly, as do journals such as Science.
The main thing is that they typically don't allow you to publish it outside of your website. I also don't know what the terms of this new journal are going to be.
[1] https://www.nature.com/authors/policies/license.html https://www.nature.com/authors/policies/license.html
- baylearn 9y agoNature does have an "Open Access" option in their policy: "Authors wishing to publish open access retrospectively should contact the individual journal editorial office, and will need to sign a new open access licence to publish form (LTP) and pay the journal's article processing charge." http://www.nature.com/openresearch/about-open-access/policies-journals/ http://www.nature.com/openresearch/about-open-access/policie... However, they don't disclose how much money it costs to convert one's work to open access, and whether this option is available for all Nature journals, the main Nature journal, or just the specialized subject journals, such as Nature Machine Intelligence.