Compartes tu investigación en #OpenAccess pero ¿lo haces de forma legal? | Audeo Dicere
lterrat's bookmarks 2017-04-27
Summary:
From Google Translate: "Particular care must be taken with this of uploading the documents, since we must carefully review the journal's policies regarding self-archiving, since there are usually 'embargo periods' that make it impossible for some actions to share knowledge in open .
... it should be noted that, following these easy indications, we could, among all, promote policies of open access in science and also do so in a legal way. That is, to promote the use of self-archiving documents and also to use them well to know when and even where we can upload them (eg institutional repositories) so that they are accessible to as many people as possible.
In fact, if this practice were to become commonplace in all of us conducting research, several objectives could be achieved:
- Share the scientific knowledge generated in an open and free way, through:
- Develop real open access to scientific literature.
- Developing tools like UNPAYWALL where to share the articles 'self-archiving' in a simple way.
- To save a great amount of money to the universities, reinvolving it in the students, infrastructures, investigation, personnel, etc."