�ݺ�ߣ

Editor's Notes

• #2: Front cover Page title: Underground, the Bass Library Zine, volume 2, issue 2 Pictured: Handsome Dan in front of a brick wall Pictured: Open Access logo (unlock symbol) Handsome Dan, word bubble: “Looking for scholarly resources you can use for FREE after graduation? Follow me!”
• #3: Pages 1 & 2 LEFT SIDE Title: What is Open Access? Pictured: Handsome Dan Handsome Dan word bubble: “While you are a student at Yale, the library pays for you to get access to high-quality research material. Scholarship and research outputs are big business and these subscription costs can be very high. The Open Access movement aims to make research material open and freely available to everyone, to advance science and knowledge at a more rapid (and affordable) pace.” Pictured: Open Access logo (unlock symbol) Pictured: Laptop computer displaying a brick wall surrounded by dollar signs Text: ”Subscription access is also known as a ‘pay wall’.” RIGHT SIDE Title: “Free” Research Online Pictured: Cat on top of a newspaper with the text #ICanHazPDF? Word bubble: “Why can’t I just use any PDF I find online?” Pictured: Open Access logo (unlock symbol) Word bubble: “In short, the answer is ‘because copyright.’ Sharing resources between Yale peers and colleagues can be TOTALLY FINE, but when PDFs are posted and shared online, like on SciHub or through #icanhazpdf on Twitter, the situation is more like sharing music on Napster… which ended badly.” Pictured: SciHub logo Pictured: PayWall: The Business of Scholarship movie poster Text: The 2018 movie, ‘PayWall: The Business of Scholarship’ can be found on Vimeo – for free.
• #4: Pages 3 & 4 CENTERFOLD Title: Open Access & Public Domain Resources Pictured: Handsome Dan, peering out from a broken brick wall Handsome Dan word bubble: “Here are just a few Open Access resources you can use. Turn the page for more information.” Pictured: Logos for the following resources: DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals), PubMed, PLOS One, Hathi Trust, arXiv.org, DOAB (Directory of Open Access Books), nappy, SpringerOpen, gettyimages, ICPSR, Project Gutenberg, Wiley Open Access
• #5: Page 5 Text: “Visit guides.library.yale.edu/free-resources to avoid…” Pictured: Grumpy Cat surrounded by dollar signs, in front of a pop-up that reads, “To continue reading this premium article, subscribe for unlimited access. $21.99 for 12 issues.”
• #6: Page 6 Title: Authorship + Open Access Pictured: A street sign showing two options, left and right, with the copyright logo crossed out on the left, and the Open Access logo (unlock symbol) on the right. Word bubble: “Now that you know how to access Open Access and public domain material – consider what Open Access means for YOUR work. If you are looking to publish in a book or a journal, ask your editor about Open Access publishing options. The more people that publish their research Open Access, the more accessible it becomes!” Text: “Often traditional publishing requires giving over the copyright to your own work ”
• #7: Back cover: Pictured: Open Access logo (unlock symbol) Text: KEEP CALM AND USE OPEN ACCESS Text: “Find previous issues online at: guides.library.yale.edu/bass-zine