id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
eblip-25385	Wilson, Virginia	The Open Access Conundrum	2015.0		.htm	text/html	1075	51	57	Retweets, replies, and commiserations followed, urging all librarians and library and information studies (LIS) faculty to publish in OA journals. I thought of the following reasons off the top of my head:   Journal prestige Impact factor Not fully aware of the OA option and its implications for research use Belief that OA journals do not employ rigorous peer review or perhaps any peer review Belief that all OA journals are predatory or that the risk of this problem is too high Belief that all OA journals charge a fee to publish Failure to understand what the fee is actually buying   So, if I can think of a list that long in just a few minutes, it suggests that there is still some work to be done in terms of educating researchers about the realities of OA.	cache/eblip-25385.htm	txt/eblip-25385.txt