Reposted by David García Callejas
Scientists in low- and middle-income countries now publish where they can afford, not where they deserve. The pay-to-publish OA creates a significant barrier for authors, particularly from institutions with limited resources. Read the paper here:
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Payment‐based open access is biasing scientific participation from the Global South in ecology
Opening access to the products of scientific research is widely considered a key step toward both fairness and better science worldwide. Since the 1990s, different forms of open access (OA) to journa....