Peter Suber dispels six myths about open access:
- The only way to provide open access to peer-reviewed journal articles is to publish in open access journals
- All or most open access journals charge publication fees
- Most author-side fees are paid by the authors themselves
- Publishing in a conventional journal closes the door on making the same work open access
- Open access journals are intrinsically low in quality
- Open access mandates infringe academic freedom
Again, these are myhts. None of them is true.
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