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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Discussion infrastructure documenting publisher removal of digital articles.
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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Discussion infrastructure documenting publisher removal of digital articles.
The responsible organization, funding, and governance still need review.
The book describes archive, library, repository, or preservation work. A present-day preservation link has not yet been confirmed.
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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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