#Unpaywall improvements: more gold, better green - OurResearch blog
#openaccess
Unpaywal est intégré aux #discoverytools des #bibliothèques
Est-il couramment utilisé par les publics de l'#ESR ? Je parle d'Unpaywall mais on peut se poser la question aussi pour les discovery tools des BU...
https://blog.ourresearch.org/unpaywall-improvements-more-gold-better-green/
Unpaywall improvements: more gold, better green - OurResearch blog

We recently announced that we’d completely rewritten Unpaywall to make it faster, more accurate, and (most importantly) easier to fix and improve. We wanted to move Unpaywall from product to process, something we could continuously improve along with the community. Well, we’ve been working hard on that over the last few months and here’s an […]

OurResearch blog

Unpaywall makes a big leap in gold OA accuracy. OJS, J-STAGE, SciELO, MDPI data + new logic = bump from 14% to 19% gold. Green OA logic improved too. A new curation portal + OpenAlex code merge are next.
#OpenAccess #Unpaywall #OpenAlex

https://blog.ourresearch.org/unpaywall-improvements-more-gold-better-green/

Unpaywall improvements: more gold, better green - OurResearch blog

We recently announced that we’d completely rewritten Unpaywall to make it faster, more accurate, and (most importantly) easier to fix and improve. We wanted to move Unpaywall from product to process, something we could continuously improve along with the community. Well, we’ve been working hard on that over the last few months and here’s an […]

OurResearch blog

OpenAlex is getting a major overhaul—in motion. The team is rebuilding OpenAlex and merging it with Unpaywall, adding 50M+ works, fixing legacy bugs, and enabling user curation—all while keeping schema and IDs stable.
#OpenAlex #Unpaywall #ScholarlyData

https://blog.ourresearch.org/were-rebuilding-openalex-while-its-running-heres-whats-changing/

We’re Rebuilding OpenAlex While It’s Running — Here’s What’s Changing - OurResearch blog

TLDR: Over the next five months we’re migrating OpenAlex to a new, better codebase; our schema won’t change, but some data (5%) will, and we’ll add over 50 million new works. Why the change OpenAlex was written in a big hurry, to fill the gap left when Microsoft Academic Graph disappeared. The code was rushed […]

OurResearch blog
@jeroenbosman Well, #Unpaywall used to do this in the sense that they linked DOAJ and stated the first OA date (separately for repository copy and publisher copy), but recently they've been removing some of these features.

If accessing #SciHub is not possible in your organization, you can always get publications from university repositories.

The #Unpaywall plugin will help you with this. Give it a try: https://unpaywall.org/welcome

Unpaywall

It took ten years, but HAL has started implementing a part of it (https://www.ccsd.cnrs.fr/en/2023/12/hal-s-new-service-deposit-suggestions-for-automatic-import-of-open-access-publications/ ). Unlike @pintoch (https://antonin.delpeuch.eu/posts/retrospective-of-dissemin-and-thoughts-on-the-open-access-movement/ ), I consider this a success for Dissemin.

But we need more. Every repository should do it, but given the effort it's more realistically done by consortial, national or international bodies. Some parts of the service, like #OpenAlex / #Unpaywall and #InternetArchiveScholar, are so expensive we can probably afford just one to be shared by all global users.

HAL’s new service: deposit suggestions for automatic import of Open Access publications

@kfitz Do you accept #PublicDomain works by US government employees? About a million would need to be archived in some place #Unpaywall can find.
https://archive.org/details/@academic_public_domain

#OAintheUSA

Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine

@jplie @ZBW_MediaTalk Das halte ich für einen argumentativen Pappkameraden. #GreenOpenAccess bedeutet schon lange #Repositorien. Auffindbarkeit über Katalogisierung oder Browseraddons wie #Unpaywall. Selbstarchivierung auf Webseiten von Autorinnen und Autoren ohne Nachweis war vor >15 Jahren mal.