MYTH 1: Access is not a problem. Virtually all US researchers have the access they need; what they can't get on campus or from a colleague elsewhere, the library can get for them via interlibrary loan.: 0 votes (0%)
MYTH 2: Open access content is not peer reviewed.: 0 votes (0%)
MYTH 3: The cost of providing Open Access will reduce the availability of funding for research.: 0 votes (0%)
MYTH 4: A high quality journal such as Nature would need to charge authors $15,000-$50,000 in order to move to an Open Access model.: 0 votes (0%)
MYTH 5: Open access threatens academic society publisher revenues needed for other activities in addition to their publishing.: 0 votes (0%)
MYTH 6: Open access is creating lots of predatory publishers of questionable quality.: 1 votes (100%)
Total Votes: 1