Tuesday, November 18. 2008
EPrints Demonstration Repository for SWORD protocol: IR to IR Batch Importing/Exporting
"The standard EPrints public demo repository has been supporting SWORD for some time now..." -- Leslie Carr
So henceforth "I've already done the keystrokes once" is no longer an excuse for not depositing all your research article output in your Institutional Repository (nor an impediment to adopting an institutional Green OA mandate!
Try the demonstrator of Eprints (the first -- and, in my opinion, the best -- of the free IR softwares!).
Stevan Harnad
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