#oa100 — Public Fediverse posts

What are the differences between #RightsRetention and #SecondaryPublishingRight? Both help achieve #OpenAccess, but the mechanisms differ. #OA100
🎓💪 Librarians: Your authors and institutional leaders need you to clarify this distinction!

#RightsRetention is spreading! 🌍 The UK🇬🇧leads, but institutions in other countries are adopting RR in their policies or actively analysing their approaches to RR to achieve #OA100. We'll share examples tomorrow! 👀
Which country is next? Share your thoughts👇

#RightsRetention is a tool that helps institutions to manage their research outputs, making them immediately #OpenAccess. It's not just policy, it's power. What steps are needed to implement RR at your institution? Share your thoughts! #RetainYourRights #OA100

🔒 Institutional strength: institutional #RightsRetention policies lift responsibility from individual authors, and support them in fulfilling funders' requirements.

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To achieve 100% #OpenAccess, you need to engage with issues on repositories and #GreenOpenAccess route. This is where libraries can support #OA100. 👇

Librarians, let's talk repositories and Green #OpenAccess. 📣
What makes a repository an essential OA tool? Strong regulations. The #GreenOpenAccess route (via repositories) is the most sustainable path to 100% OA. It needs legal muscle.
Are you seeing national or local mandates? Share insights #OA100.👇

Librarians, let's turn policy into action this #OpenAccessWeek! 🎯
We need to move the needle on 100% #OpenAccess. Your institution can take three key actions this week. Which are you prioritising? #OA100

✍️📢Align policies: Push for Rights Retention by including retention of rights and the use of open licences in your institutional policies.
👉 Look at this example: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8427530 2/4

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