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oh yeah measures in recent years? -the first point is not even rolled out -there is no such thing as a registered researcher. The institution needs to registe
by 3327 14y ago
oh yeah measures in recent years?
-the first point is not even rolled out
-there is no such thing as a registered researcher. The institution needs to register
-the last point you mention got rolled out only 5 days ago.
JSTOR has more negative than positives. I cannot think of one positive thing in this day and age about JSTOR. It should be open. Period. There hand will be forced someday and the great part is, as usual, it will be too late and they will be a history.
- tzs 14y ago> I cannot think of one positive thing in this day and age about JSTOR Without JSTOR: there would be no online access at all to many journals, and there would be many with online access between individual paywalls at the individual journal. With JSTOR: online access is available to many journals it would not otherwise be available for; online access is greatly more convenient for many for-pay journals than it otherwise would be. How can you not see positives in this? They are strictly making things MORE accessible than they otherwise would be. Would it be better if these things were even more accessible? Sure--but these are things JSTOR does NOT own the rights to.