“Lots of news stories and emails flying around about open access in the past few weeks, and as I tried to think what theme might bring them together, I realized that I wanted to talk about three things that open access is not. Here they are:
First, open access is not more prone to abuse than other types of publishing. We hear a lot about “predatory” open access journals, and recently we have also heard a lot about fraud and retracted articles from traditional journals. We need to connect the dots and realize that both systems can be abused, just as all systems devised by human agents can be.”
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cléoradar (24 octobre 2012). Three things open access is not | Scholarly Communications @ Duke. Cléo Radar. Consulté le 28 avril 2025 à l’adresse https://cleoradar.hypotheses.org/17550