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The
Social
Contract
of
Science
• ValidaIon
• DisseminaIon
• Further
development
ScienIfic
MalpracIce
• Data
• Results
• SoOware
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“open
access”
to
this
literature,
we
mean
its
free
availability
on
the
public
internet,
permiRng
any
users
to
read,
download,
copy,
distribute,
print,
search,
or
link
to
the
full
texts
of
these
arIcles,
crawl
them
for
indexing,
pass
them
as
data
to
soOware,
or
use
them
for
any
other
lawful
purpose,
without
financial,
legal,
or
technical
barriers
other
than
those
inseparable
from
gaining
access
to
the
internet
itself.
The
only
constraint
on
reproducIon
and
distribuIon,
and
the
only
role
for
copyright
in
this
domain,
should
be
to
give
authors
control
over
the
integrity
of
their
work
and
the
right
to
be
properly
acknowledged
and
cited.
Budapest
Open
Access
IniIaIve
OA
allows
users
to
“copy,
use,
distribute,
transmit
and
display
the
work
publicly
and
to
make
and
distribute
derivaIve
works,
in
any
digital
medium
for
any
responsible
purpose,
subject
to
proper
aWribuIon
of
authorship.”
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resource
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be
correctly
described.
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reuse
secIon
must
provide
concrete
and
useful
suggesIons
for
reuse
of
the
reuse.
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deposited
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repository
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suitable
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resource
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a
sustainability
model.
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(e.g.
CC0).
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version
in
an
open,
non-‐proprietary
format.
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in
such
a
way
that
a
3rd
party
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make
sense
of
it.
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acIonable.
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