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RE: Rejecta Mathematica - a new twist on OA and peer review

Hmmm.  I take the point and have a taste for barbed humor, but the example
of Wikipedia hovers over me, reminding me that stranger things have
happened.  The economics of media would be a lot easier to fathom if
Wikipedia did not exist, but it does and it confounds virtually all
generalizations or appeals to sound financial analysis.

Joe Esposito

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Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 2:25 PM
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Subject: Re: Rejecta Mathematica - a new twist on OA and peer review

Rejecta Mathematica appears to be based on a solid and sustainable business
plan, which is composed of voluntary donations, t-shirt and coffee mug
sales.

http://math.rejecta.org/supporting-rejecta-mathematica

Phil Davis