Hilda Bastian: Principles, Open Access, & Everyday Choices | Absolutely Maybe

ab1630's bookmarks 2018-02-01

Summary:

"...My position has shifted in the last few years on several issues related to open-ness in science and publishing. Some of that is because of shifting or building evidence. Such as gradually moving to a strong position in favor of open peer review. But some of it is because I realized I had made the wrong choice between competing principles and values.

For example, I had committed to never publishing in a journal that wasn’t completely open access with no subscriptions (“gold” open access) – even if that meant pulling out of projects because that wasn’t the group’s plan. And I did that. And I regret it. Opportunity to possibly influence a large audience was a cost of that position. So for now at least, I decided to modify the commitment to cover only scientific research results specifically...."

Link:

http://blogs.plos.org/absolutely-maybe/2018/01/31/principles-open-access-everyday-choices/

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Tags:

oa.new oa.attitudes oa.principles oa.authors oa.gold oa.partial oa.implementation oa.fees oa.people oa.advocacy oa.strategies oa.best_practices oa.journals

Date tagged:

02/01/2018, 11:38

Date published:

02/01/2018, 06:43