After Plan S, Here's Plan U: Funders Should Require All Research To Be Posted First As A #Preprint - https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20190130/06480841494/after-plan-s-heres-plan-u-funders-should-require-all-research-to-be-posted-first-as-preprint.shtml … sounds good; let's do it
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Can one realistically expect young researchers risk not being able to publish in top journals if they post a preprint with unacceptable terms that top journals do not permit? Only institutions that can challenge this are the ones funding research. 2/2
Most journals in biomedicine, “top” or not, will consider preprints now, without conditions. Those that don't lose out on the chance to publish great science that goes elsewhere. And @biorxivpreprint manuscripts can be submitted directly to 140 journals, with more coming.
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I agree this is a good starting point and I plan to keep using Biorxiv, but it only gets us half way towards the goal of unadulterated access to peer reviewed knowledge. In my opinion. 2/2
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Yes I agree that is a good starting point but the main issue still stands: The general public does not get access to final peer reviewed manuscripts. Peer review is done for free by researchers, and the public/tax payers do not have access to peer reviewed research they fund. 1/2
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