I have found that the Google Books service has retrieved my VBGC article, which can be also bought as a printed copy: it is curious however how this fact happened, as I wasn't requested any approval for my paper to be sold by Google Books.
Don't you think that selling printed copies of a paper DOES need the approval of the author(s) of that paper? I personally DON'T AGREE to sell my paper without my approval, as my paper is intended to be FREE!
What do my readers think of that?
Did this fact happened to you also? And, if yes, how did you manage the situation?
The Google Books links:
https://books.google.ro/books/about/The_Vertical_Generalization_of_the_Binar.html?id=tvdODwAAQBAJ&redir_esc=y
https://books.google.ro/books?id=tvdODwAAQBAJ&pg=PA1&lpg=PA1&dq=dragoi+researcher&source=bl&ots=-vZbBB3WZv&sig=pR2V8phUNCYlGzR5dlhwZAenE7M&hl=ro&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi35fPSs-vZAhUHsaQKHSUvA5w4ChDoAQgxMAI#v=onepage&q=dragoi%20researcher&f=false
The original article (which be downloaded and printed for free) can be found here:
http://www.sciencedomain.org/issue/3151
Article The “Vertical” Generalization of the Binary Goldbach’s Conje...
http://www.journalrepository.org/media/journals/JAMCS_69/2017/Oct/Andrei2522017JAMCS36895.pdf
Other RG links:
Working Paper (VBGC - preprint - full version 1.5e - 23.02.2017 - 32 pages...
Article (VBGC - JAMCS - Original Research Article - 32 pages - 28.10...
https://www.researchgate.net/project/The-Vertical-generalization-of-Goldbachs-Conjectures-VGC-VBGC-as-applied-on-iterative-primes-with-recursive-prime-indexes-i-primeths?_sg=GnJRrvT9Bz_9LpcYy0CcvHgRHnraVtXh8qDaYCtxCLFObV_kF95AyAFBXzlKYjuyhoCf15k0Rxz39y05NAYMB3kJFllpDyA5i2HtOther OEIS links:
https://oeis.org/A282251
https://oeis.org/wiki/User:Andrei-Lucian_Dragoi
Other sites that have retrieved my paper:
http://sciencedocbox.com/amp/71699451-Physics/The-vertical-generalization-of-the-binary-goldbach-s-conjecture-as-applied-on-iterative-primes-with-recursive-prime-indexes-i-primeths.html
https://alldocs.net/philosophy-of-money.html?utm_source=vbgc-1-4c-the-conjecture-only-10-02-2017-17-pages-the-vertical-generalization-of-the-binary-goldbach-s-conjecture-vbgc-as-applied-on-iterative-primes-with-recursive-prime-indexes-i-primeths
Hi,
There some mix up, the Google books is designed for books, so why it retrieves an article. I also think that the fact that you see your paper on Google, has to do with the fact that the original paper was published in an open access journal which does not require subscription.
I don't understand your formulation " There [is] some mix up, the Google books is designed for books, so why it retrieves an article. " Is there an "is" missing? Is this formulation actually a question?
I also understand that Google Books can retrieve free books and article from any open acces journal, but the "core" of my question was expressed in this formula " I wasn't requested any approval for my paper to be sold by Google Books. " (from the first paragraph).
Don't you think that selling printed copies of my paper DOES need my approval as the author of this article?
I have made some editing on my question: maybe I wasn't clear enough.
Thank you for your first answer!
I also hope that you may share your opinion on the core of this question.
Hi,
If your paper is a candidate for being sold without your permission, then you should approach the editor of the journal where the article was published, with this question. As far as I know, if a researcher is publishing an article in an open access journal, he retains the paper's copyrights, and anybody who wants to use this paper for any purpose is obliged to ask the author's permission.
This is what I have also thought. Thank you for your prompt and inspired advice. I shall contact the editors first and then Google Books service.
My best regards!
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