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...quires covered federal agencies to develop public-access policies (Section 2.a). ...t are based on research funded in whole or in part by a covered agency" (7.2)

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** Hub inputs take three forms: (1) tags applied to external web pages, (2) feeds to which the hub subscribes, and (3) tag records imported from other ...ur kinds or sources of TagTeam output feeds: (1) a feed for each hub tag, (2) a feed for each hub search, (3) an output feed republishing an input feed,

...ponents: (1) the license, secured through the adoption of the policy, and (2) the repository deposits, secured through a variety of means, mostly improv ...u/hoap/Open_Access_(the_book) ''Open Access''], MIT Press, 2012, Section 4.2, [http://archive.org/stream/9780262517638OpenAccess/9780262517638_Open_Acce

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* Invite them to (1) create a TagTeam account, and (2) ask permission to tag for your hub (both described above). When their requ ...o govern their own instances. See [[TagTeam terms of service#1.2|Section 1.2 of the Harvard terms of service]].

...and transfer only the right of first print and electronic publication, or (2) to transfer copyright but retain the right of postprint archiving. ...vecommons.org/ Creative Commons][http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial license]." Scholars who worry about their abi

...This leads to two problems: (1) duplicates in the database and feed, and (2) difficulties in retagging the same item. .../PFPcaxmWpTq 1] and [https://plus.google.com/+PeterSuber/posts/VvX6ojnUSTK 2]).

...re than one top-level update for a given page, the anchors are "p5.1", "p5.2", "p5.3" and so on, in the order in which I added them. If you're unsure of ...Open Access by Peter Suber (MIT Press 2012)], ''Leonardo Reviews'', August 2, 2012. ''"This is a very important book, which, I suggest, is a must read f

...edits while the project (1) works out methods for communal governance and (2) builds software to deal with approved and deprecated tags. To suggest edi ...upui.edu/handle/1805/14063 proposal] that libraries should commit to spend 2.5% of their budgets every year on OA projects or OA infrastructure

...file/?file=Bringing%20a%20buzz%20to%20NECTAR%20JISCrte%20event%20100212%20(2).pptx here]. ...ation setting." See details [http://www.ala.org/alcts/resources/papers/irs#2 here]. Note: This is a toll-access work.