All European scientific publicly funded articles to be freely accessible by 2020
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#2"From 2020, all scientific publications on the results of publicly funded research must be freely available." is not "All European scientific articles".
I've got at least three papers that wouldn't fall under that heading.
Re: All European scientific publicly funded articles to be freely accessible by 2020
#3"From 2020, all scientific publications on the results of publicly funded research must be freely available." is not "All European scientific articles". I've got at least three papers that wouldn't fall under that heading.
Changed the title.
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#4Only articles based on EU funded research or also articles based on research funded by member states?
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#5I can see the evil people behind the TTIP getting in the way of this. Before this goes into effect, the US will execute order 66 and take all the articles down.
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#6Some public funding of copyrighted art work purchases would be also useful, if that's the only viable alternative to decreasing copyright age to some reasonable 20-30 years.
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#7I can see the evil people behind the TTIP getting in the way of this. Before this goes into effect, the US will execute order 66 and take all the articles down.
How is this related to the US at all?
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#9Good. With whatever limitations, this is still good. It's not enough, but this is going to be a long LONG fight.
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#10If this actually pans out, it could be incredible. It always saddens me to get a link to a scientific paper and to hit my head on the paywall.
There's of course the "(partially) publicly funded" qualifier, but I don't remember too much privately funded research in the journals that I read as a CS undergrad, so hopefully it won't matter too much. (I guess other areas such as Chemistry, Biology might be more prone to falling under this qualifier?!?)