[Editcien] Sello DOAJ de calidad

[Alicia Aparicio (CAICYT)]

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    DOAJ Seal is now live on the site
    <https://doajournals.wordpress.com/2015/06/11/doaj-seal-is-now-live-on-the-site/>

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https://doajournals.wordpress.com/2015/06/11/doaj-seal-is-now-live-on-the-site/


The DOAJ Seal is now live. Although DOAJ has been indicating which 
journals get the Seal <http://bit.ly/1KYgq1Q> since March 2014, the Seal 
is now displayed alongside those journals that qualify. Look for this 
symbol:

DOAJ_Seal_logo_medium 
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We've also added a DOAJ Seal facet to the search so you can see all the 
Seal journals together <http://bit.ly/1S7wNxl>.
Journals that adhere to an exceptionally high level of publishing 
standards and best practice are awarded the Seal as recognition of those 
efforts. The Seal is awarded to a journal that fulfills a set of 
criteria related to accessibility, openness, discoverability, reuse and 
author rights. The Seal is also a signal to readers and authors that 
this journal has generous use and reuse terms, author rights and adheres 
to the highest level of 'openness' 
<http://www.sparc.arl.org/resource/howopenisit>. The Seal has nothing to 
do with the scholarly quality of the material published in the journal.

To qualify for the Seal the journal must:

  * have an archival and preservation arrangement in place with an
    external party such as CLOCKSS, LOCKSS, Portico;
  * provide permanent identifiers in the published content such DOIs;
  * provide article level metadata to DOAJ;
  * embed machine-readable CC licensing information in article level
    metadata;
  * allow reuse and remixing of content in accordance with a CC BY, CC
    BY-SA or CC BY-NC license;
  * have a deposit policy registered in a deposit policy directory such
    as SHERPA/RoMEO;
  * allow the author to hold the copyright without restriction.


To date, 88 journals have qualified for the Seal and we hope to see that 
number increase steadily.





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