关于开放获取的网上论坛

Discussion forums

• This list is limited to discussion forums (mailing lists, listservs, etc.) centered on OA issues or where OA discussions are frequent and welcome.
• When possible, indicate whether the forum is moderated and, if so, by whom.
• Alphabetical order.

A

• American Scientist Open Access Forum (aka AmSci Forum, September98 Forum) from American Scientist. Moderated by Stevan Harnad.

B

• BOAI Forum. The forum associated with the Budapest Open Access Initiative. Moderated by Iryna Kuchma.

 C

• Commons Research.

 D

• Developing an OA Journal Editor Organization. Unmoderated?

• Digital Repository Federation ML. from Digital Repository Federation, a federation, which aims to promote Open Access and Institutional Repository in Japan.

 E

• Economics of Open Access. Moderated by Alastair Dryburgh.

• Eprints Community. The forum associated with the eprints archiving software.

J

• JISC-REPOSITORIES. "For general, cross domain issues" about repositories.

 O

• OAI-Eprints list from the Open Archives Initiative.

• Open Access and Information for Development. Unmoderated?

• Open Case Law. A Google Group. Unmoderated?

• Open Knowledge Foundation Lists. The Open Knowledge Foundation runs several discussion lists related to open access. See in particular:
  • okfn-discuss - for discussion of open knowledge related activities, projects, etc.;
  • open-science - general discussion list for open science.

• OS-Repositorios is a forum on institutional repositories in Spain and OA issues, in general. Administered by Reme Melero. To subscribe the list send an email to <LISTSERV@LISTSERV.REDIRIS.ES> with the message 'Subscribe OS-Repositorios Name Surname' in the body of the message.

• Ozeprints. On OA archiving developments in Australia. Moderated by Belinda Weaver. To subscribe, send an e-mail to <listserv@library.uq.edu.au> with the message 'subscribe ozeprints' in the body of the message.

 P

• PLoS Community Boards from the Public Library of Science.

R

• REPOMAN-L. A list for repository managers.

 S

• ScholComm from the American Library Association. On scholarly communication.

• Shared Knowledge. From Citizendium but the discussion is not limited to Citizendium.

• SPARC Author Rights Forum. From SPARC. Moderated by Kevin Smith.

• SPARC Institutional Repositories. From SPARC.

• SPARC Open Access Forum (SOAF) from SPARC. On OA developments broadly construed. Moderated by Stacie Lemick.

• SPARC Open Data. From SPARC. Moderated by Peter Murray-Rust.

• SSP-L from the Society for Scholarly Publishing.

W

• WSIS Follow-up: C3 - Access to Information and Knowledge. From UNESCO.

资料来源：http://oad.simmons.edu/oadwiki/Discussion_forums

2008-09-27