For a science open to all

[From Google's English] " ... Therefore, open access is an opportunity that should not be let go to allow our work to be used all over the world , with other colleagues, of course, but also by society. Contrary to what some say a little fast, open access does not reduce the visibility of our work, but the increase in unprecedented proportions. This broad dissemination of scientific work will be done well in the interest of researchers and research. Researchers enrolled in globalized communities, we invite the France not to increase the delay that has already accumulated in the field of dissemination of open science. While the Germany , the UK , the Spain , the United States, Mexico and Argentina have adopted laws in favor of open access, we want our country to join the movement for open science to all without discrimination of wealth, culture, or geography. While science physical and mathematical showed the way in 1991 and are now almost in open access to 100% due to arXiv, we call on other disciplines to do the same, using HAL, national application infrastructure items in open archives, archive or open their institution connected to HAL. Researchers concerned about the quality of scientific publications, we want to strengthen the ability of magazines to select , edit , to label and distribute quality products. Open access is already running. We are witnessing a proliferation of innovative initiatives, which are based on the model of open access to validate , to shape and disseminate knowledge stronger, richer, more universal, particularly through the open evaluation. In France, we can already count on good initiatives as EDP Open (Scientific-Technical-Medical) or OpenEdition (social sciences) ..."