Journal Selection: Open Access

How does open access fit into your decision to publish in a certain journal?
Journal Selection: Open Access
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Open Access publishing is gaining in popularity, especially with funders of research instituting mandates around how the articles they have supported are published. Whether open access is a bit of an enigma for you or you're an expert, it can affect your research in a variety of ways.

For more info, read:

A Quick Guide to Open Access Publishing

Benefits of Publishing Your Work Open Access: Debunking Myths

And, to tell us what you think, participate in our recent Discussion: Perceptions of Open Access Journals and Importance of Open Access?

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In my view, open access journals are only interested in the profits they make, without giving a damn about the scientific rigor and originality of the manuscripts. Including the so-called high impact journals (BMJ, for example).

Nowadays, there are more publications than time to read them.

It is really awful.