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

If the costs really are $0.32 per day then this may well be a solid and
sustainable business plan - $120 per year is not a huge figure to raise.

Interestingly, six papers have been published so far and if we see no more
in 2009 (and I expect we will see more) then the cost per paper to the
international community is $20 per paper.  Significantly less than most
pay-per-view offerings.

David

David C Prosser
Director, SPARC Europe

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[mailto:owner-liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu] On Behalf Of Philip Davis
Sent: 19 August 2009 22:25
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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