jonathaneisen

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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
nice - thanks for all of this
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
A few comments. 1. I worked at a small research institute for 8 years. The place was called TIGR. It was one of the world leaders in genome sequencing. But we had only 200 people. We did not have subscriptions to most journals. I think
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Agreed. I can't imagine UC Davis' legal department being much help here other than to say "Don't do that."
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Yes - I really like the Winnower
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Yes I can see your point here. I had never heard of BugMeNot - looks very useful. However, as someone with offical roles in various open science organizations, I do not feel like I can use such options. Also - I want to highlight the silly
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
And I note - that is for the authors version of the paper which for older papers many people do not have. I might have it - will look around.
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Well, that is the current policy. But that was not the policy when the paper was published. I have asked them previously about this and never gotten an answer as to whether they applu this policy retroactively.
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Yes, agreed. I support the NIH policy. I just want more openness than it provides.
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
Sure - this is a small fight. I wrote the post not to get AAAS to provide access to such papers really. I wrote it to point out just how hard AAAS works to make stuff inaccessible. They are generally anti-sharing. And there is no way i
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
just tried this and got an error saying too many people on the Science Magazine page.
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
The NIH open access policy is not enough. First, it only applies to NIH funded work. Work funded by other agencies does not fall under these rules. Also - I don't think posting papers to Pubmed Central 1 year after publication is qu
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by jonathaneisen 12y ago
A few comments 1. Authors have a choice of where to publish and there are now many journals that are fully #openaccess. I only publish in such journals when I have a choice. 2. Back when I published this paper, there is little if any discu