How to make your paper more accessible through self-archiving

Cerejo, Clarinda

doi:10.34193/ei-a-6374

“…When archiving your article in repositories, etc. (Cerejo 2013), embed all keywords and other metadata in the file (eg see Inderscience 2013).…”

Section: First Of Allmentioning

confidence: 99%

EASE Guidelines for Authors and Translators of Scientific Articles 2018

EASE¹

2018

ESE

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This concise and readable set of editorial guidelines was first published by the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) in 2010 and is updated annually. It is freely available in more than 20 languages at http://ease.org.uk/ publications/author-guidelines. The document is aimed to help scientists worldwide in successful presentation of their research results and in correct translation of manuscripts into English. It briefly explains how to write complete, concise, and clear manuscripts, and draws attention to ethical issues: authorship criteria, plagiarism, conflict of interests, etc. Eight appendices provide examples or more detailed information on selected topics (Abstracts, Ambiguity, Cohesion, Ethics, Plurals, Simplicity, Spelling, and Text-tables). Widespread use of EASE Guidelines should increase the efficiency of international scientific communication.

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“…There are two ways in which self-archiving can occur, including making the manuscript available before it undergoes a peer review by journal editors (preprint self-archiving) or making the manuscript available after publication (postprint self-archiving). In either case, it makes the information widely accessible and cost free (Cerejo, 2013). However, subscription journals may have embargo periods before an author can self-archive that can range from 6 to 24 months (Quinn, 2015).…”

Section: Open Accessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Prevent Betrayal by Predatory Publishers: Trust But Verify

Florczak

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2017

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In this column, the concept of betrayal is considered as it relates to publishing. The definition of betrayal is discussed, followed by information regarding the cost of publishing and why this led to the formation of open access publishing as a remedy. The Gold and Green Open Access models are examined along with why they may have inadvertently set the stage for predatory publishing practices. Finally, information will be provided on how to spot and avoid betrayal on the part of predatory publishers.

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“…When archiving your article in repositories, etc. (Cerejo 2013), embed all keywords and other metadata in the file (eg see Inderscience 2013). DOI:10.20316/ESE.2016.42.e1 • List of abbreviations (if required by the editors): define all abbreviations used in the article, except those obvious to non-specialists.…”

Section: First Of Allmentioning

confidence: 99%

EASE Guidelines November 2016

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2016

ESE

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This concise and readable set of editorial guidelines was first published by the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) in 2010 and is updated annually. It is freely available in more than 20 languages at http://ease.org.uk/ publications/author-guidelines. The document is aimed to help scientists worldwide in successful presentation of their research results and in correct translation of manuscripts into English. It briefly explains how to write complete, concise, and clear manuscripts, and draws attention to ethical issues: authorship criteria, plagiarism, conflict of interests, etc. Eight appendices provide examples or more detailed information on selected topics (Abstracts, Ambiguity, Cohesion, Ethics, Plurals, Simplicity, Spelling, and Text-tables). Widespread use of EASE Guidelines should increase the efficiency of international scientific communication.

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How to make your paper more accessible through self-archiving

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EASE Guidelines for Authors and Translators of Scientific Articles 2018

EASE Guidelines for Authors and Translators of Scientific Articles 2018

Prevent Betrayal by Predatory Publishers: Trust But Verify

EASE Guidelines November 2016

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