Monday, March 21, 2005
OA in Biblical studies (on Open Access News) ::
Peter Suber of Open Access News has mentioned our discussion, and points to the large bibliography of data (from Steve Hitchcock at OpCit) that suggest that open access (which post-print allows) increases citation and therefore a scholar's ranking.
Personally I'd hope that Biblical Scholars might see other advantages to Open Access, but if such an appeal to economics and prestige will help... ¶ 7:31 AM
[to Del.icio.us]
Peter Suber of Open Access News has mentioned our discussion, and points to the large bibliography of data (from Steve Hitchcock at OpCit) that suggest that open access (which post-print allows) increases citation and therefore a scholar's ranking.
Personally I'd hope that Biblical Scholars might see other advantages to Open Access, but if such an appeal to economics and prestige will help... ¶ 7:31 AM
[to Del.icio.us]
