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Really, do people still embed PDFs in HTML frames? :)
by _pferreir_ 14y ago
Really, do people still embed PDFs in HTML frames? :)
- tar 14y agoDirect Link: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2012/05/16/1206569109.full.pdf http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2012/05/16/1206569109.full...
- TeMPOraL 14y agoMoodle? :).
- rayanm 14y ago:) I was more worried about my inability to fully understand this paper (which is worth re-reading many times), than complaining about it being embedded in an HTML frame.
- require 14y agoDrop +html from the end of the URL. Easy. The issue of open acess to scientific journals keeps coming up on HN. People have mentioned PLoS. But PNAS is the best open access journal I know. It's much older than PLoS. And many seminal papers have appeared in PNAS. In sum, PNAS is pretty cool. Even if they do use frames in a strange way. It's easy to get the pdf. No redirects! And that's definitely not true for most similarly ranked journals. Ignoring the frames issue, PNAS is a model for other journals to follow in terms of accessibility.