can you tell me the idea, if I published the paper in any journal that buy it ,may I display it in RG?
In short: They don't!
Whatever you upload, you will be held responsible for it. If any copyright infringement occurs, they will turn to you and RG won't want to have anything to do with it. Having said that: they still try to get you to upload as much as possible, no matter what. Thats' the rub.
Anyhow, usually the author of a text will own all the rights, unless he has signed for exclusive publication with the publisher. If he has not, there should be no issue to repost the content here,. (Usually!) Some publisher, however, might argue, that the copyright might be violated by scanning their book or your share of it. They will point to layout and printing style. You could still post a word-document of your essay.
We might get into detail about that, but lest be clear: I am no lawyer and you can not hold me responsible for following my sugestions. Also we are scattered all over the place and different countries might have different laws and regulations, also I do not know about the variety of contracts with your publisher. Naturally your publisher would not want you to offer freely what the audience should buy. You should also keep in mind, whether you got actually paid for a certain essay (I would rather not repost that) and whether it might have a negative impact with the publisher you might want to work with in the future, no matter whether your posting poses a copyright violation or not.
I for my part post essays that fall under the following categories:
- older essays, not immediately after publication
- essays I have not been paid for individually
- essays I am the exclusive copyright holder and have not agreed on otherwise with any publisher
- essays I am exclusive author of, unless agreed on with co-authors
No you will have to comply with the copyright issues of the journal concerned
Kindly see the given pink too
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Will_millions_of_papers_be_removed_from_RG
Please follow the copy right issue of the journal. You will be responsible if you violate it.
Fully agree with @Hom - just copyright matters. On the other hand - I got a lot of papers from RG, it would be a pity to loose this possibility.
In short: They don't!
Whatever you upload, you will be held responsible for it. If any copyright infringement occurs, they will turn to you and RG won't want to have anything to do with it. Having said that: they still try to get you to upload as much as possible, no matter what. Thats' the rub.
Anyhow, usually the author of a text will own all the rights, unless he has signed for exclusive publication with the publisher. If he has not, there should be no issue to repost the content here,. (Usually!) Some publisher, however, might argue, that the copyright might be violated by scanning their book or your share of it. They will point to layout and printing style. You could still post a word-document of your essay.
We might get into detail about that, but lest be clear: I am no lawyer and you can not hold me responsible for following my sugestions. Also we are scattered all over the place and different countries might have different laws and regulations, also I do not know about the variety of contracts with your publisher. Naturally your publisher would not want you to offer freely what the audience should buy. You should also keep in mind, whether you got actually paid for a certain essay (I would rather not repost that) and whether it might have a negative impact with the publisher you might want to work with in the future, no matter whether your posting poses a copyright violation or not.
I for my part post essays that fall under the following categories:
- older essays, not immediately after publication
- essays I have not been paid for individually
- essays I am the exclusive copyright holder and have not agreed on otherwise with any publisher
- essays I am exclusive author of, unless agreed on with co-authors
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