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Are we allowed to do it? Or, are we allowed to post links to such uploaded files on an independent server?
If the papers are legally viewable to the public for free it's ok. Many papers must be purchased if you do not have a subscription, so those would not be allowed.Dickfore said:Are we allowed to do it? Or, are we allowed to post links to such uploaded files on an independent server?
If you have access to a paper that requires payment, it is for your use only. You do not own the paper and you cannot give it out to others.Dickfore said:Of course, I was referring to articles obtained from a Journal requiring a subscription. But, is the uploading forbidden by this website or the Journal, or both? And, could someone explain to me what exactly prohibits one to do this?
One can link to Arxiv, on which authors or institutions place papers in the public domain.Dickfore said:Are we allowed to do it? Or, are we allowed to post links to such uploaded files on an independent server?
The purpose of uploading electronic copies of papers from journals is to make scientific research accessible to a wider audience. By uploading electronic copies, researchers can share their findings with others in the scientific community, as well as with the general public.
The process of uploading electronic copies of papers from journals varies depending on the platform or database being used. Typically, researchers will need to create an account and follow the instructions provided by the platform to upload their paper. Some platforms may require authors to submit their paper in a specific format or to provide key information such as keywords and abstracts.
In most cases, only the original author or co-authors of a paper are able to upload electronic copies from journals. This is to ensure the accuracy and credibility of the research being shared. However, some platforms may allow for designated representatives or publishers to upload papers on behalf of the authors.
Yes, copyright is an important consideration when uploading electronic copies of papers from journals. Authors should ensure that they have the necessary permissions and rights to share their research. This may involve obtaining permission from the publisher or adhering to open access policies.
There may be limitations to uploading electronic copies of papers from journals, depending on the platform or database being used. For example, there may be restrictions on the file size or format of the paper. Additionally, some platforms may only allow for a certain number of papers to be uploaded per account or within a specific time frame.