Much as I am flattered by Stevan's and Gerry's generous and unprompted
comments about Perspectives in Electronic Publishing, it should be pointed
out that PeP has not been updated - neither content nor links - since I
began writing the final sections of my thesis towards the end of last year.
As
I apologize for replying to queries in this mysterious way (identity
deleted) but I alas haven't the time to reply one-on-one to questions I
am asked so frequently, nor the time to request permission to post each
query. So I have instead adopted the solution of removing all identifying
traces and
[No reply to this, but having given Albert the last word again, we
will have to invoke cloture yet again, as intemperateness seems to
have set in. -- S.H.]
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002 Stevan Harnad har...@ecs.soton.ac.uk wrote:
A rare opportunity to agree 100% with everything Albert writes!
The Chronicle of Higher Education is sponsoring a live, online discussion
on the deals signed by many academic libraries in the 1990s for
bundled
subscriptions to electronic journals. An article in the new issue of The
Chronicle explores the concerns of many academic librarians about these
