Thread by @eggersnsf

Hello, it's me. How #openaccess are you?
I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to know.
It has become easy thanks to the app developed by @snsf @Dimensions @unpaywall
snsf-oa-check.ch
A tutorial thread – please retweet
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Hello. Now get your report in three steps:
1.Enter your name and get the list of researchers
2.Click on the person with your affiliations
3.Request the report by entering your email address
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The report will be sent to you within a few minutes, particularly on a Sunday evening, as an attachment.
Let’s have a look at it.
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The first page gives a tabular and graphical overview of the distribution of publications across categories of gold, green, and hybrid #openaccess
(see snsf-oa-check.ch, “Data and Methods” for definitions).
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The first page gives a tabular and graphical overview of the distribution of publications across categories of gold, green, and hybrid #openaccess
(see snsf-oa-check.ch, “Data and Methods” for definitions).
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Hello again!
The black bar shows the closed articles, stratified by time since publication.
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The Appendix gives the list of articles by #openaccess status and time since publications.
This is very useful. I go through this list with our librarians regularly to check how I could make these publications #openaccess.
Below the librarian’s remarks.
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The list also helps you to identify articles erroneously attributed to you. I am not a military historian …
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Hello again!
With the help of this app I manage to get to over 90% #openaccess, and it was not that difficult.
So to return to #Adele:
At least I can say that I've tried

Many thanks to @jumattern and team for the hard work on this app: snsf-oa-check.ch
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Hello again!
With the help of this app I manage to get to over 90% #openaccess, and it was not that difficult.
So to return to #Adele:
At least I can say that I've tried

Many thanks, @jumattern
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