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What should I do with my draft paper? Hide it, upload to Academia, or upload to Zenodo?
In the 20th century, when I had a draft paper, I might make a few copies and share them with close colleagues, but the main action would be send it anonymously to a journal – in paper. In the modern … Continue reading
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We don’t need open access, but scholar-owned publication brands
Suppose that each time you have your bike repaired, the bike shop raises its prices for the other customers, and for you, too – and the other bike shops are not differemt. In such an absurd situation, wouldn’t you rather … Continue reading
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