Well, tick tock tick tock. I am still awaiting some explanation for Nature Publishing Group once again charging for access to genome papers that they promised would be available for free. See my last post for more details: The Tree of Life: Hey Nature Publishing Group - When are you going to live up to your promises about "free" genome papers? #opengate #aaaaaarrgh
In the meantime I have come up with a solution even if NPG folks cannot figure one out. It is very simple. How about Nature Publishing just deposit's all genome papers in Pubmed Central and thus even when the money making machine of Nature switches some setting and makes the papers not freely available at the Nature web site(s) for some time, the papers will still be officially free in Pubmed Central. I think this is probably the only solution I would trust given that this is at least the third time this has happened.
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