Info for myself about JSTOR access:
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JSOR Angela C
Customer support
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Angela C
Thanks for contacting us!
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let me take a look, hold on just a moment
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| Zezen
OK, I will be waiting. FYI, a year ago I received access from "Best regards,
Kristen Garlock
Associate Director of Education & Outreach, JSTOR"
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Angela C
can you tell me your e-mail address?
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I can look you up and see what the problem might be
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| Zezen
Yes, the email is [].
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Angela C
thanks, just a moment
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Hi [], I found your account and I can see that you have access through Wikipedia Scholar, but I'm having trouble determining if you should be able to access that article that you sent
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Angela C
I sent a message over to the person in charge of this access, but it might take her an hour or so to get back to her desk and respond
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is it ok if I send you an e-mail as a follow-up?
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| Zezen
OK. Please send email. FYI, this article seems to discuss the topical wiki page I contributed to some years ago, that is it discusses my own WP work. I learnt only today about it, and there is a lively discussion on WP right now. Hence I'd love to read it.
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Angela C
Ah that totally makes sense!
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The only reason i'm not sure about access to this article is because it falls within a special licensing category
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Angela C
we have agreements with publishers about what we can make available of their most recent published work
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| Zezen
OK, I am logging off here, waiting for your mail and explanation about which JSTOR articles we have access to etc. CU.
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Angela C
I will send an e-mail to [] when I have an answer
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Angela C
thanks! have a great day!
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Hi [], are you still there?
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I just got an answer back
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Eh, well, I shouldn't but I forgot to close the tab, so I am <blush>...
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I found out that the Wikipedia program that you are a part of doesn't include access to current issues of publications
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since that article was published in [[1]], that is part of their current issues
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| Zezen
Aha. It is news to me.
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Angela C
It looks like you should be able to view anything from that journal up to and including 2013
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if you come across another article in the future you can't access, you can find out if it's part of their current issues by checking the moving wall date
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and then you'll see text that says "Moving Wall: 3 years" or however many years the publisher agreed to
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Angela C
that number of years means current year, minus 1, and then minus however many years they state
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so this journal has a moving wall of 3 years
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which is confusing, i know
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but then you can check for yourself in the future
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| OK, thanks for the info and enjoy your evening - afternoon that is, I guess.
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