I can't, for copyright reasons, upload some of my papers, however, I can provide a SharedIt link allowing people to view the full articles directly from the publisher - but without people being able to download them.
RG does not seem to allow me to either:
1. post the SharedIt link where I might otherwise upload the paper (i.e. in the place people will most likely be looking for it)
or
2. send the link to researchers who have requested a copy of the paper (RG only allows me to upload a file to them - which I can't do because I can't access the file either).
So, is there a way to do the above? Or an alternative way of sharing such links? Or plans to modify the current system to allow such links to be shared in the same place that papers would be?
A possible solution is to edit the RG Abstract of the paper, adding the SharedIt link at the beginning of the Abstract. It does not look nice, for example
Article Equivalent norms with an extremely nonlineable set of norm a...
but this is a way to make the link public
Thanks Vladimir, it looks like that's the best option at the moment.
You are right, it doesn't look nice, and it doesn't allow you to format the text by adding tabs or returns. So to make it a little clearer that there is a link present and to separate it from the abstract text I have used asterisks either side of the link to force it onto its own top line. I think it looks a bit better. Still a far from perfect situation though! Are RG moderators taking any note?
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