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Restore Fully Free and Open Access to the ACM Digital Library

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Rachel Fagen
6 months ago

Longtime dues-paying ACM member -- restore open access to all Digital Library features and community!

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Robert Schreiber
6 months ago

Let's find a better way.

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Rodrigo Morales Alvarado
6 months ago

I am totally against the new policy, and totally agree that it counters all open-access efforts that ACM brags about .

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Bonnie Mitchell
6 months ago

It also appears that they have removed my account although I do over 40+ hours of volunteer work for the organization each week. It will not let me login and when I ask to retrieve my username, it is the one I am using. It is impossible for me and my team to do the volunteer work we need to do for the organization without access to the ACM DL.

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Torsten Hoefler
6 months ago

Open Access is crucial for science.

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Anonymous
6 months ago

Signing in my individual capacity.

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Anonymous
6 months ago

Please revert the changes.

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Alok Choudhary
6 months ago

ACM Fellow I fully and strongly support Full Free and Open Access to the ACM Digital Library

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Eric J Isaac
6 months ago

ACM Member (SIGGRAPH, SIGCHI), Industry Professional, happy to pay to support the ACM as a community resource. I expect better from the ACM than I do from other institutions. Pay it forward.

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Phoebe Toups Dugas
6 months ago

I understand the ACM needs to make sufficient money to operate, but these changes make the DL a substantially less useful resource.

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Christopher Frauenberger
6 months ago

ACM Member

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Alarith Uhde
6 months ago

ACM Member also not a fan of the new and useless AI summaries

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David L Dill
6 months ago

ACM Fellow

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Terris Wolff
6 months ago

ACM/SIGUCCS Member 4092169

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Alan Edelman
6 months ago

ACM Fellow

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John Dilley
6 months ago

Why was this change quietly made during many people's holiday time off without providing opportunity for discussion?

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yosief tsehaye
6 months ago

Great work

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Gernot Schmied
6 months ago

Freedom and accessibility of research are inseparable!

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Paul W
6 months ago

Thanks

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Christine L Borgman
6 months ago

Thank you to the petition organizers for articulating clearly the scholarly communication principles at stake in open access publishing.