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Not sure what other people do, but I always publish at a journal then put my manuscript on arxiv, or whatever field equivalent, and then on my personal website.
by frayesto 5y ago
Not sure what other people do, but I always publish at a journal then put my manuscript on arxiv, or whatever field equivalent, and then on my personal website.
Then I submit it to scihub.
Best we can do these days
- sometimeshuman 5y agoFirst -- Thanks! But second, how do you have the right to that ? Doesn't the institution you work for or the paper's co-authors restrict distribution so to maximize the royalties and recoup research costs ?
- jryb 5y agoAuthors and institutions don't get any royalties at all - only the journal profits.
- cowsandmilk 5y agoResearch institutions don’t get royalties from papers. If they license or commercialize discoveries, they will get royalties. Papers are not a source of income for them and are typically a cost center as they pay for subscriptions to the journals full of papers written by scientists they employ.
- rsfern 5y agoTo add to the other replies, most journals allow you to post a preprint to arxiv or your personal site as long as you don’t use their final layout, typesetting, and branding
- michaelerule 5y agoHow do you submit your papers to scihub?
- op00to 5y agoSubmit manuscripts as e-mail attachment to the Editorial Office at ajmds@scihub.org, A manuscript number will be mailed to the corresponding author same day or within 72 hours