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@weequipped We did the opposite — we moved to be near both sets of our parents who happened to live in the same city. Our kiddos spend so much time with them. Magical. And keeps us sane. The nuclear family was a dumb idea.
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@acochran12733 If I publish a journal with 3K subscribers worldwide and 200 of them in the UK and EU sign TAs that means 2800 still prefer subscriptions. Why would I flip the journal to OA? This is tail-wagging-the-dog thinking #UKSG2024
@acochran12733 It depends what is being transitioned. TAs were not designed to transition *journals* to OA. They were designed to transition a given *institution’s* research output to OA #UKSG2024
Good breakdown on expenses at one university. I think anytime journal acquisition budgets are discussed, there should be a ratio showing the library budget vs. A. Landscaping, B. Athletic department, C. Highest paid coach, D. President's salary https://t.co/icMMPZPA7J
@daniel_corcos@RickyPo Thanks for your coverage over the years @RickyPo. Your reporting and insightful analysis have been extremely helpful to those of us working in the industry