Wondering what we meant by bronze OA using @unpaywall_data? Here's some pseudo code: https://t.co/PV4byxi2EK
Read more in our @thePeerJ paper: https://t.co/kB0K2qX7PR https://t.co/t4yHsHauk7
@olivier_pourret @brembs @dasaptaerwin Ah. This is part of the growth of 'bronze OA' (from @researchremix et al https://t.co/SKEnBksBfD) - free to read, but without an explicit license. No license info on this article, and copyright held by 2 parties. Means Wiley can make it paywalled if they want, essentially.
The State of Open Access (OA) https://t.co/tlkRsadNuV via @thePeerJ "OA articles receive 18% more citations than average, an effect driven primarily by Green and Hybrid OA"
@Elsevier_Es No solo existen gold e green OA. Existen muchos otros, como: free, hybrid, delayed, Academic Social Networks, black y libre OA. Vamos a ampliar nuestro escenario. https://t.co/8RRNjaFGbp
Do the OASPA figures need to be considered alongside the large amount of bronze OA reported in this paper?
https://t.co/eWPCedWONP
@OASPA @researchremix @ashleydfarley @jasonpriem @juancommander https://t.co/QpObyDZcHE
A lot of it isn't new to me e.g. growing dominance of unpaywall. Using Mechnical Turk, unpaywall claims 98% precision and 82% recall, this is better than the older result of 77% https://t.co/sgrKwvxxSX "compares well to Google Scholar" https://t.co/BO7eYcfCar
Quick fact. According to @researchremix and colleagues, #OpenAccess varies broadly across disciplines, with #Mathematics #Physics and #SocialSciences being the top 3 freely available. https://t.co/6HAt6dNcTL