@naught101 @kinyutaka @yabellini So ideally, scientists...

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@naught101 @kinyutaka @yabellini So ideally, scientists publishing in journals would retain copyright on their work, and give the journal a non-exclusive license to publish.
Instead of transferring all copyright to the journal.

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Roche Limit

@svgeesus
Plenty of journals do that already (Nature, I think, and the IoP journals) while others leave copyright with authors on open access articles (eg Taylor&Francis). It should be universal though.

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10 January at 16:03 | Open on tilde.zone

Chris Lilley

@rochelimit @naught101 @kinyutaka @yabellini And some of those journals make authors pay for open publishing.

10 January at 17:45 | Open on mastodon.social

Roche Limit

@svgeesus
Oh yeah, open access charges are usually a massive rip off - the journals cream off a lot more than they deserve.
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10 January at 18:17 | Open on tilde.zone

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