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Restore Fully Free and Open Access to the ACM Digital Library

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Thomas Schiex
10 months ago

In Science, computer scientists have always lead the open source and open access trend, for the best of all. The ACM should continue this wonderful endeavour.

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Michael C Wirth
10 months ago

As a retired scientist, I'm dependent on free and open access to information.

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Lodewijk bergmans
10 months ago

Researcher at an SME, former Assistant Professor and PhD

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Anonymous
10 months ago

What a shame...

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Sebastian Rudolph
10 months ago

Fulll Professor, TU Dresden, Germany

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Fred Douglis
10 months ago

Senior AE, Transactions on Storage

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Guillaume Cabanac
10 months ago

Full Professor, Université de Toulouse, France.

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Colin Runciman
10 months ago

Strongly support. It is indeed a strange irony when, despite "open access", I am denied full access without payment even to (key information about) articles I myself freely contributed or freely reviewed!

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Ponsard Christophe
10 months ago

please keep author, meta-data and filtering features available for all

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Rana Barua
10 months ago

I fully support

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Frank van Harmelen
10 months ago

(prof. of AI at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

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Elaine Pimentel
10 months ago

Strongly support this petition

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Ricardo Baeza-Yates
10 months ago

ACM Fellow

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Pierre Lescanne
10 months ago

I strongly support this petition

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Beat Signer
10 months ago

Strongly support this petition

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Mattias Jacobsson
10 months ago

Open means open.

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Stewart Tansley
10 months ago

When knowledge is under attack on multiple fronts, ACM should be leading the way for free and open access -- retired member of over 20yrs.

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Jofish Kaye
10 months ago

This is a poor decision which goes against the spirit and social contract of ACM's relationship with its members.

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James Landay
10 months ago

ACM Fellow

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Peter Santhanam
10 months ago Featured

As a recently retired professional, I have lost institutional access to the ACM DL. I have been a member of the ACM for 30 yrs! Unrestricted access is critical for my continued technical activity. Please make it open!