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RE: Errors in author's versions
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- Subject: RE: Errors in author's versions
- From: "David Goodman" <David.Goodman@liu.edu>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 17:51:25 EDT
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Dear Anthony, I have no intention of influencing the US government-- it is perhaps the furthest thing from my thoughts. Do not confuse me with those who do. You have told me about editors' salaries, and indicated evidence, and so have others, and I then agree my previous undersanding was incorrect. But the argument against author copies presented here by some biomedical societies was about serious scientific errors, and I will believe such an error when the citations to the print and OA versions are given, or similar physical data produced. It is not only you and I both who have failed to find them. There are several hundred people reading this list who are in a position to know of any. There were some postings that there might conceivably be such errors in the future. I take that as an admission that they too have not found any now. Anthony, I would not accept anyone's word in place of possible data, whether or not it confirms my prejudices. I should never have deserved the doctorate you keep mentioning if I worked otherwise. David Goodman dgoodman@princeton.edu I see no reason to post again on this topic, except to discuss something that exists.
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