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17 Jan 2022: It is gratis as I and anyone can download it for free, but not libre as I cannot use it for all lawful purposes due to non-commercial clauses. ... Not only do they forbid bulk download of the vast majority of the content.

17 Jan 2022: All data must be included in theses. Data must be validated before submission. ... In all cases I was told that for existing theses this was not allowed.

17 Jan 2022: download all the raw data and all the annotated and result data and even the underlying software. ... our experiments and download RAW and processed data and all needed software and that can only be topped by Open NoteBook Science, the purest form of

17 Jan 2022: All rights reserved. This is incompatible with the BOAI declaration of Open Access, which states:. ... Perhaps Dietrich can help? On a more technical note. It is actually not easy to download all the molecules from Molecules.

17 Jan 2022: Googling murray-rust and caltech found the presentation on the caltech site, which offers the chance to download necessary media player stuff. ... 1, 2) This is all under Caltech’s control so I can’t comment.

17 Jan 2022: I have an absolute need to know precisely what the status of a paper is – effectively can my robots download it without the publisher cutting off all supply to journals to

17 Jan 2022: I can for example download all BMC content whenever I wish , subject only to the courtesy of agreeing a robot-friendly protocol when I want. ... Can I systematically download all Green material from the 100 UK repositories?

17 Jan 2022: Once it's over, and we have 100% Green OA, all this papyrophrenic nonsense can be dropped. ... there whenever a user wants to read and download it, rather than just to search and surf the entire corpus via SciBorg.br / Not only does this all sound silly:

17 Jan 2022: Perhaps also there could be a download package for all this as zip, tar.gz etc…. ... that all of their data is rendered correctly, in all the various permutations of formats and media types.

17 Jan 2022: Basic rule of all researchers: “make your work is digitally traceable, searchable, harvestable”. ... Kind regards. Tobias Kind. fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu. No, not too radical at all.