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   by oiuyhtgyhuj 16y ago

   What was the James Bond movie where they did that 40years ago - called ???
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   by oiuyhtgyhuj 16y ago

   The reason is that live on institution subscriptions. If they switched to an iTunes $5/paper download then there would be less pressure on university libraries to pay $1000s/year for a subscription (the library pays a lot more than members
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   by oiuyhtgyhuj 16y ago

   I don't think Nature charging holds back progress - so long as I am also free(speech) to make the work available for free(beer). Nature is paid to do two jobs. 1, Provide a copy of the paper on paper to sit in a library for 100s of years. 2
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   by oiuyhtgyhuj 16y ago

   No problem with Nature's paywall they are a business. I do have a problem with no longer owning the copyright to a paper I wrote and gave to them for free - or even paid page charges to some journals So I put a sample of code in a paper to