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<div class="gmail_extra">But if you must keep posting here, could you perhaps address the points of substance?</div>
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<div>The issue that was raised (by Fred) under this subject thread was the possibility of subscription losses dues to Green OA archiving. Since libraries comprise a substantial portion of journal subscribers, then surely it's substantially relevant to discuss
how libraries might make cancellation decisions about Green OA journals. (Such discussion may or may not end up lending support to your favored outcome — but is that really the filtering criterion we ought to impose on contributions to the conversation?)</div>
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<div>Rick Anderson</div>
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