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This means that journals can't prevent you from uploading a preprint though. A few publishers do this [1]. Even if the upload isn't enforced it means the restri
by dguest 2y ago
This means that journals can't prevent you from uploading a preprint though. A few publishers do this [1]. Even if the upload isn't enforced it means the restriction can't be either.
But it's odd that the paper must be in the institute's repository and not one of a larger list of preprint servers. I would assume the authors would much rather put a paper on arXiv than on their shoddy university repository.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_academic_publishers_by_preprint_policy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_academic_publishers_by...
- a_bonobo 2y agoHaving submitted to biorxiv before many times: oh yeah!!! the ease of submission there is second to none. For-profit publishers' submission process is an overcomplicated pile in comparison.