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It's a question of academic paywalls. If all journal papers were freely available it would have been done by now.
by ArbitraryLimits 14y ago
It's a question of academic paywalls. If all journal papers were freely available it would have been done by now.
- FrojoS 14y agoThx for your reply. Makes sense. Other than abstracts, the reference are usually behind a pay wall. But how does, e.g. Google Scholar estimate the number of citations? Do they only look at papers which are not behind a pay wall or do they buy a subscription to all journals? It still buggles my mind, that the science loving google founders Larry and Brian haven't tackled this yet.