openaire/guidelines-literature-repositories

Relation between License Condition, Access Rights and Embargo Period Date

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ioverka commented

Questions:

  1. Why is Embargo Period Date (M) and not (MA)?
  2. Access Rights: Can't "embargoed access" been derived from "open access" and the existance of an "Embargo Period Date"
  3. Have you had a look at Crossref's handling of embargos as part of the license statement? Might be an interesting approach for this scenario as well, see https://github.com/CrossRef/rest-api-doc/blob/447cdbd0d5f61f256dfe12952d9c3d8076cd38d3/funder_kpi_metadata_best_practice.md#embargoes
joschirr commented
  1. fixed. It is now (MA)
  2. It could, but for the time being we use dataCite:date properties to express the embargo period
  3. a new property oaire:licenseCondition is introduced with attribute startDate. Thanks for the hint.