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RE: Surveys, self-archiving, and what authors want to do
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- From: cmorgan@wiley.co.uk
- Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 15:10:33 EST
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Maybe I'm thinking of a different survey. The one that you posted to liblicense on 1 October 2004 says "We are interested in understanding scholars' *views* on open access publishing and self-archiving and would very much like to hear your *opinions*." [my emphasis] Cliff Morgan Chair, Serial Publishers Executive Academic and Professional Division of the Publishers Association ___ Alma Swan wrote: The survey did not ask for opinions. It asked for facts about author experiences. Surveys of that type don't 'lead' respondents. Alma Swan Key Perspectives Ltd Truro, UK
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