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>Henry Gee notes... > >>... less easy to get people to pay for it (which, in any case, >>seems somewhat contrary to the spirit of the thing). >Norm MacLeod notes... >...who wants a copy could just download it. What other costs would there be? >So far as paying for on on-line journal, so long as it's done on a small scale >and doesn't take up much disk space I don't immediately see any need for >anyone to pay for it. Why people should pay for? Because on-line journals will be free of charge and consequently a direct concurrence with commercial and non-commercial scientific journals. However the main problem is the copytight and intellectual protection of an on-line paper. Is there a solution for? Cordialement Christian EMIG Christian Adresse : Centre d'Oceanologie de Marseille - Station Marine d'Endoume, Rue de la Batterie-des-Lions, F-13007 Marseille Tel. 33- 91 04 16 16; Fax 91 04 16 35
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