Yes, the functionality to build a search which crosses content with different
permissions is something we want for society. Currently, this is done through
Google Scholar and various discovery tools which do just the search and don't
process and hold content.
The topic-specific database, like Me
hor decides if others can make money (by adding a
> paywall, say) or not from derivative works based upon his or her work.
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Bravo to Mike Rossner for his position statement in favor of OA mandate
legislation. Everything he says is valid and true.
(But it would be just as valid if it were said on behalf of the (far more
realistic
and demonstrable) need for "researcher access" as if it is said on behalf of
the (rathe
Bravo to Mike Rossner for his position statement in favor of OA mandate
legislation. Everything he says is valid and true.
(But it would be just as valid if it were said on behalf of the (far more
realistic
and demonstrable) need for "researcher access" as if it is said on behalf of
the (rathe
