Re: Association for Computer Machinery Copyright/Self-Archiving Policy

2002-03-19 Thread Tim Brody
What about a service that competes with a publisher's own services, based on articles harvested from institutional archives? Generic search services (e.g. Google) will not provide the required copyright notices, links to definitive versions etc, how does this impact on an agreement like the ACM's?

Re: Association for Computer Machinery Copyright/Self-Archiving Policy

2002-03-19 Thread Mark Doyle
Greetings, On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 03:43 AM, Richard Stallman wrote: When papers are posted in this archive, do they permit mirror sites? Yes. arXiv.org is mirrored in about 17 places: (xxx.lanl.gov is no longer the main site in fact and is just a mirror

Re: Association for Computer Machinery Copyright/Self-Archiving Policy

2002-03-19 Thread Laurent Guerby
Richard Stallman wrote: the definitive copy in ACM's Digital Library, and (4) a notice that the copy is posted by permission of ACM and may not be redistributed. (See §2.5, §2.6 regarding CoRR, and §3.2.) This condition prohibits mirror sites, which makes it u

Re: Association for Computer Machinery Copyright/Self-Archiving Policy

2002-03-19 Thread Richard Stallman
the definitive copy in ACM's Digital Library, and (4) a notice that the copy is posted by permission of ACM and may not be redistributed. (See §2.5, §2.6 regarding CoRR, and §3.2.) This condition prohibits mirror sites, which makes it unacceptable. I hope autho