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crl-16219	Nariani, Rajiv; Fernandez, Leila	Open Access Publishing: What Authors Want	2012	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7177	332	51	“The department does not have any policy cautioning authors about wider exposure and higher citations to their OA articles and therefore publishing in OA journals should not be viewed as a barrier in tenure and promotion!” ~ Neuroscience Faculty Member Special Features of OA Journals Prior to our discussions with faculty, we identified some publishing features that are characteristic of OA journals and asked researchers about the relative importance of these features. It will also support OA authors for whom cost is a barrier.7 Publishing in open access journals is commonly referred to as gold OA, in contrast to green OA, which embraces self-archiving of final peer-reviewed man- uscripts in an institutional or disciplinary repository.8 York University Libraries support both forms of OA publishing.	cache/crl-16219.pdf	txt/crl-16219.txt