danah boyd on Open Access publishing

Apophenia, danah boyd's blog, is one of the first blogs I ever discovered back in the depths of Time, certainly the first non-political blog, even before I found any science blogs. We finally got to meet last year at the ASIS&T meeting in Wisconsin. She just published a paper and, in her last post wows never to publish in Closed Access again. Then she gives a list of bullet points about what to do - see if you recognize yourself in one of them.

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