Or even something super wild like a website
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I’m pretty sure hosting the papers on a website would violate their contracts with the publisher-vultures. The reason I suggested what I did was because apparently they’re allowed to email people the paper.
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I mean website that catalogued the stuff and automated the email roundtrip
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If, presumably, there’s a legal reason why they can’t just put their papers on a web server, wouldn’t an email bot fall into the same legal category?
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Depends on the exact wording of the contract and specifically what it disallows. If it’s automated replies, a very simple manual process (click these buttons to approach) can be introduced that would make it legally impossible to separate from “emailing”.
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Wouldn’t there need to be a human being in the sending process? If so, you may need a rotating cast of volunteers to press the “Send” buttons.
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Again, the researcher themselves can hit a send button (on, for example, a daily list of requests) if that’s what it takes to satisfy the terms of their contract. Without knowing the actual legal wording, anything we theorise about it just that (theory) :)
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If the researcher is on holiday/on sabbatical/otherwise indisposed, you’d want them to be able to delegate the send-button-pushing as much as is legally possible.
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@OA_Button for free legal#openaccess to research - https://openaccessbutton.org/ pic.twitter.com/aaPYN6TZQr
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Sites like ResearchGate do more or less automate this already
As do institutional libraries. If you request one of my papers from my institution’s library, I get an email with a link I can just click “Yes” to, and you’ll get sent the paper.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If those papers were authored using Dokieli we'd have this on steroids. Even existing papers could readily be found with rudimentary RDF content/tasters (eg of abstracts & authors) and accessed globally from each researcher's own Solid storage.
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That's pretty much it re https://dokie.li/ . Self-described human/machine-readable Web resources with sociality. FYN exploration eg. "author made article". "article has part". "part has a particular kind of citation to another part elsewhere on the Web"...
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Automation is as "simple" as exposing an HTTP resource stating: `<author> <made> <article>` where each component is retrievable, human/machine-readable. This is not a hypothesis but a fact. Possible right now.
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Is the metadata there already?
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a significant part of the semantic web just reproduces what has been the default manner of operation in scientific publishing for decades → http://www.draketo.de/english/science/challenges-scientific-publishing#the-good … — you’d just need to parse bibtex and other citation formats, which is a solved problem: http://www.scripps.edu/~cdputnam/software/bibutils/ …
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There is more to it than that.. One can have semantic relations between arbitrary units across documents. That'd be hyperlinking with the "why" (reason) .. the type of relationship. eg http://csarven.ca/sense-of-lsd-analysis … has an identifier for its null/alt hypotheses: http://rdf.greggkellogg.net/distiller?command=serialize&url=http:%2F%2Fcsarven.ca%2Fsense-of-lsd-analysis …
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that could be made even more generic: researcher-name+doi:10.5194/amt-11-3935-2018@example.org — the DOI is a unique identifier for a scientific publication — ⇒ person+file=urn:sha256:HASH@example.org ; could enable getting any file I’m allowed to send privately.
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Hmm Hurrah! Love it! ...and how about we all subscribe as equal owners? ...and how about that pays for a curator, hr,d,w,m ‘editions’? ...and how about we commission content? ... and how about the authors become owners too? How about
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