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"content": "Curious what the community thinks...\n\nIs it OK to release the same manuscript / paper to multiple preprint servers? (Presumably because different communities look for preprints in different places.)\n\nI was always taught that it was not kosher to publish the same paper in multiple journals (that's \"double dipping\" and self-plagiarism). But most people release papers to a preprint server AND publish the same paper subsequently in a peer-reviewed journal.\n\nNote: we can assume, for the sake of discussion, that this will only be one line on a CV. (In the same way that people say \"... in journal X... also available as a preprint at ...\", people can say \"... in journal X... also available as a preprint at ... and at ...\")\n\nThoughts?\nPlease boost for discussion.\n\n#Preprints #SciencePublishing #AcademicChatter #Science",
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