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"you may not download an entire issue of a journal" I didn't know this. It's as if the New York Times told paid subscribers they can only read 90% of any one
by wgrover 15y ago
"you may not download an entire issue of a journal"
I didn't know this. It's as if the New York Times told paid subscribers they can only read 90% of any one issue.
- _delirium 15y agoYeah, fortunately they don't appear to actually enforce that regularly through technical measures. As a researcher with legitimate paid access (via my institution) to JSTOR, it would be absurd if this were enforced. If there is a special issue of a journal exactly in my research area, I pretty much need to read all the articles in it, or at least skim them. To comply with the terms, do I really have to choose an article to avoid reading, so I only download (N-1) of the articles in the issue?