Matrix of the possible feature space | Perspective of the authors | ||
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Acceptance of OA | Dissemination of OA | Use of OA | |
Technical and structural conditions | Authors design their own OA publication without an institutionally provided technical infrastructure; Author uses repositories or the like for OA publications. | Implementation of AO through financing from APCs; Waiving of Digital Rights Management (DRM); Use of technical formats that are available to all (PDF). | Implementation of AO and research opportunities through permanent availability (e.g. in repositories) Publication possibilities are certified (long-term archive concept is in place), are indexed in search engines and exhibit a high degree of usability (research and publication procedures). |
Policy-related and normative conditions | AO through support for the advancement of an (IT) infrastructure; Author uses open licence models whenever possible; Author uses OA publication opportunities and OA funding. | Implementation of AO through the application of copyright law/limitations on copyright. | Financial support, e.g. through cost absorption of APCs of the universities/funding providers; this will make access to publications free of charge for readers. |
Conditions inherent within the academic research system | AO are implemented because OA is acknowledged in the academic community; Better participation in the academic discourse through OA and respective AO. | Academic research community is calling for modern AO, because modern AO publications can easily be sent and linked to within the academic community (mailing lists, social media platforms, repositories). | Online access, download, dispatch, linking of OA publications as part of the academic research discourse; Recognition of OA journals etc. by the research community as a prerequisite for providing AO to authors and readers. |