coryschires

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   by coryschires 15y ago

   It sounds like you saying the indexing services are the problem? I don't think that's the case. The citation indices can give you a rough idea of a journal's clout within their field based on how frequently their articles are cited. That's
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   by coryschires 15y ago

   We've been discussing HR3699 on Scholastica: http://scholasticahq.com/conversation/questions/hr3699-and-t... At the risk of being reductive, I generally believe publicly funded research ought to be publicly available (or at least availabl
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   by coryschires 15y ago

   We're not currently planning to open source the platform. But we are encouraging (though not forcing) journals to provide open access to their content. At the moment, our goal is to provide journal editors with a quality tool. We'll be thin