Roundup: Responses/Comments/Feedback From Publishers and Organizations on Implementation and Impact of Plan S
UPDATE May 16, 2019 DOAJ’s Open Letter To SSHA Communities About Plan S
UPDATE April 3, 2019 History Researchers and Plan S (Journal) Compliance (April 2019) (via Royal Historical Society)
UPDATE Feb. 27, 2019 Plan S: in Service or Disservice to Society? (via European Heart Journal)
UPDATE Feb. 20, 2019 Feedback on the Implementation Guidance of Plan S Generates Large Public Response (cOAlition S/Science Europe)
Plan S Comments/Feedback/Responses
- American Chemical Society
- ALPSP
- American Chemical Society (ACS)
- arXiv.org
- Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
- Association of American Publishers (AAP)
- Council of Australian University Librarians and Australasian Open Access Strategy Group (AOASG)
- Canadian Association of Research Libraries
- ChemPubSoc Europe Statement
- Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR)
- Europe PMC’s
- Frontiers
- German Chemical Society
- Harvard Library and MIT Libraries
- Highwire Press
- History Journal Editors
- Innovations in Scholarly Communications Plan
- LIBER (Association of European Research Libraries)
- Multi-Society Comments on Plan S*
- Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA)
- OpenAIRE
- OpenEdition
- PLOS
- SAGE
- SPARC Europe
- Springer Nature
- UKCORR
- UKSCL
- VSNU (Netherlands)
- 47 Organizations Have Signed this Document
Journal Editorials/Commentary
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