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LibLicense-L

Discussion infrastructure documenting publisher removal of digital articles.

library-licensing discussion listDocumented in the book
Current Liblicense website ↗

Liblicense’s official site documents its move from Yale to the Center for Research Libraries and then to Charleston Hub in 2026. The current project website is at Charleston Hub. A preserved copy of the Yale page has not been verified. Link checked 2026-09-07; the project's full current status remains a separate review.

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operating at book date
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Ch. 6, pp. 154-155, 165-166
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www.charleston-hub.com/liblicense ↗

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library-licensing discussion list

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Discussion infrastructure documenting publisher removal of digital articles.

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Chapter 6 · Preserving the Knowledge Commons

Discussion infrastructure documenting publisher removal of digital articles.

Printed pages 154-155, 165-166 · Supporting work · library-licensing discussion list · described in the main text

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