Author's version vs. publisher's version: an analysis of the copy-editing function

Author's version vs. publisher's version: an analysis of the copy-editing function

I ntroduction As the concept of open access (OA) has developed, two different ways of achieving it have emerged. The author-pays or pay-to-publish model was almost synonymous with OA initially, but now archiving articles on institutional or subject repositories (self-archiving) for free access over the Internet seems to be favoured by many research-funding bodies. Proponents of this second mode...

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On the Integration of Text Editing and Version Control

The COOP/Orm environment is a client/server based environment for collaborative development work, such as software development. The environment is built as a framework where different kinds of editors can be plugged in. We present an important special case, the COOP/Orm text editor. The editor has access to version information and presents it to the user directly during editing. The editor’s hi...

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