[GOAL] Re: OASPA CC-BY chart: where's the data?
Hans Pfeiffenberger
hans.pfeiffenberger at awi.de
Tue Mar 12 13:37:31 GMT 2013
Am 12.03.13 09:46, schrieb David Prosser:
> As the chart has data going back to 2000 and OASPA was only formed in 2008 I'm finding it difficult to see how the figures can be influenced by growing OASPA membership!
The caption says "Articles published by OASPA members und CC-BY"
and the text says "Data was supplied by the following members of
OASPA as number of CC-BY articles per year since implementation of
the license by that publisher:"
Which means, obviously: Regardless of when they became members of
OASPA. And implicitly, then, the growth of membership cannot influence
this curve (Should there be a new member next year and they repeat the
exercise, they would get a completely new curve which would lie
entirely above the this current one, from the year *that* publisher
started using CC-BY, not the year the publisher joined OASPA)
best,
Hans
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> David
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>
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> On 11 Mar 2013, at 20:57, Heather Morrison wrote:
>
>> OASPA has posted a picture of a chart of CC-BY growth on their blog:
>> http://oaspa.org/growth-in-use-of-the-cc-by-license-2/
>>
>> The chart by itself is difficult to interpret. For example, to what extent is CC-BY growth conflated with OASPA membership growth or overall open access growth?
>>
>> Will OASPA be releasing the data for all to mine?
>>
>> best,
>>
>> Heather G. Morrison
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