Declaration of Rights and Principles to Transform Scholarly Communication

University of California, Committee on Library and Scholarly Communication (UCOLASC):
[…] To align our institutional policies and practices toward the goal of replacing subscription-based publishing with open access (OA), we propose that the University of California assert the following rights and principles when negotiating with publishers during journal license renewals:

1. No copyright transfers. […]
2. No restrictions on preprints. […]
3. No waivers of OA Policy. […]
4. No delays to sharing. […]
5. No limitations on author reuse. […]
6. No impediments to rights reversion. […]
7. No curtailment of copyright exceptions. […]
8. No barriers to data availability. […]
9. No constraints on content mining. […]
10. No closed metadata. […]
11. No free labor. […]
12. No long-term subscriptions. […]
13. No permanent paywalls. […]
14. No double payments. […]
15. No hidden profits. […]
16. No deals without OA offsets. […]
17. No new paywalls for our work. […]
18. No non-disclosure agreements.

Quelle: https://senate.universityofcalifornia.edu/_files/committees/ucolasc/scholcommprinciples-20180425.pdf

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