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In Summary:
1) A parallel publication must be available (if the publisher allows for it) via an online institutional or subject-specific repository, i.e., a digital archive; after a maximum 6-month embargo period.
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3) We should, to the greatest possible extent, minimise the use of hybrid Open Access.
4) It is accepted that the quality of journals can be weighted more heavily than the need to publish in Open Access.
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