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Branding, URLs, HANDLEs and DOIs in repositories

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

Branding, URLs, HANDLEs and DOIs in repositories

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

Branding, URLs, HANDLEs and DOIs in repositories

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...

Branding, URLs, HANDLEs and DOIs in repositories

The indicator used for estimating the  visibility  (impact) of the items deposited in the repositories is the number of external inlinks they received, considering as the targeted URLs those that are using the domain or subdomain of the repository. For example: http://www.teses.usp.br/ * where the asterisk refer to all the webpages and documents independently of their format. Surprisingly a large number of repositories are giving advice for linking not directly to the full text document in the archive, but to metadata page  that frequently was done by other people than the paper authors themselves, and give access to information already available in the final document (title, author, affiliation, source, keywords, …). Moreover this recommended link is based on a permanent URL system, a redirecting service that hides completely the name of the repository and the hosted institution, usually the organization to which are affiliated most of the authors depositing in the repository. Reposit...