Copyleft for experimental data
A quick note on an interesting point raised by Roger Peng:
#source: the scholarly kitchen
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Open Access and its consequences
Read more → More from Meta-science →This post at the Scholarly Kitchen touches on a number of arguments against mandatory CC-BY licensing. They’re all worth talking about, although none seem worth keeping science behind closed doors.
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Conflict of interest in PubMedCentral indexing
Read more → More from Meta-science →It’s been my experience that I wildly disagree with some of the fundamental values of the folks at Scholarly Kitchen, but I get a lot out of their posts and arguments. Their most recent post on a possible scandal at Pub Med Central is a case in point:
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Uncited research
Read more → More from Meta-science →This article raises, for me at least, the interesting question of whether the large amount of research that remains uncited in medical/scientific literature is a good thing, a bad thing, or a neutral thing. I did a little more reading, and found some other posts on the topic.
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Article Level Metadata
Read more → More from Meta-science →This article is on, specifically, open access metadata, which the author rightly points out is needed to help readers actually locate and use open access articles.