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Re:That $35 that scientific journals charge goes 100% to pub... by Gauc2 on Tuesday July 31, 2018 @09:25PM (#17658897)
I think a lot of this depend on the field and context. For example in physics there are a lot of commercially available simulation tools that help with analysis of an experiment. You of course describe the approach and setup of the simulation but you can not publish/reference the source code since you are just a licensee.

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