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-==Welcome to the Copyright Experiences Wiki ==
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-The purpose of this website is for legal academics and others to share our copyright experiences with law journals and other legal publishers. As academics, we have an interest in ensuring the widest dissemination of our work.  Law Journals tend, however, to use standard-form copyright agreements that reqire a copyright assignment, and impose unreasonable restrictions on our rights to share and re-use our own work.
-Some law journals, however, are more enlightened.  Others, when pushed, will also see the light.  Due to the transitory nature of student-run law journal staffs, still others are actually unaware of their own past practices.
-This site will allow you to learn what other people have been able to persuade law journals to accept. On the pages linked from here, legal writers describe their copyright experiences. The information is as good or bad as what you contribute to it.
-If you use an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_%28file_format%29 RSS] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_news_aggregators newsreader] you can keep up to date on changes to this site by subscribing to the [http://commons.discourse.net/ce/index.php?title=Special:Recentchanges&feed=atom atom feed] or the [http://commons.discourse.net/ce/index.php?title=Special:Recentchanges&feed=rss  RSS feed].
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-==Information About Specific Law Journals==
-Since there are a lot of journals and publishers, links from this page are to the first letter in a journal's name.
-Journals starting with
-'''[[A]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[B]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[C]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[D]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[E]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[F]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[G]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[H]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[I]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[J]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[K]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[L]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[M]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[N]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[O]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[P]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Q]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[R]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[S]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[T]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[U]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[V]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[W]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[X]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Y]]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Z]]
-[[Academic presses and legal publishers]]'''
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-==Model Copyright Agreements==
-There's a separate page of [[model copyright agreements]].
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-==The Open Access Law Project==
-===In Its Own Words===
-(This section is copied from the Open Access Law Program homepage)
-The [[http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalaw Open Access Law Program]] (OAL Program) consists of a set of resources to promote open access in legal publishing. These resources include:
-* [http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalawjournal Open Access Law Journal Principles]. The OAL Program encourages law journals to commit to a set of OAL Journal Principles. These Principles require that a journal 1) take only a limited term license, 2) provide a citable copy of the final version of the article, and 3) provide public access to the journal's standard publishing contract. In return, the author promises to attribute first publication to the journal. [http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalawjournals Here is a list of journals] adopting the Principles.
-* [http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalawpledge Open Access Law Author Pledge]. For authors wishing to commit publicly to open access ideals, we have established an OAL Author Pledge. This pledge commits authors to only publish law review articles in journals that adhere to a minimum OAL commitment. [http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalawauthors Here is a list of authors] who have signed the Pledge.
-* [http://science.creativecommons.org/literature/oalawpublication Open Access Model Publishing Agreement]. The OAL Program also provides a Model Agreement that embodies the OAL Journal Principles in a fair and nuetral contract that is easy for both authors and law reviews to adopt. It also provides for an easy mechanism for authors and journals to adopt Creative Commons licenses to make their work more easily available.
-===Discussion===
-This looks like a great project.  So far a number of journal have adopted the principles...but not that many authors.
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-==What Is a Wiki? ==
-For more information on Wikis in general, start with the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki WikiPedia]
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-==About this site==
-Please drop your ideas and comments into the [[suggestions box]]. If you are interested in what is under the hood, visit the Change Log.
-The project is administered by [[Michael Froomkin]], inspired by [[Dan Hunter]] and [[Margaret Jane Radin]].
-(v. 2.00)
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