@rmounce amazing! I vividly remember the feedback from some Oxford OA person that encouraging self-archival via #dissemin was "counter-productive" because researchers had to use the Oxford institutional repository and nothing else.

@jacomyma oh great! Some years ago I worked on #dissemin: https://dissem.in/, to help people in those sorts of situations (sadly it's not as reliable as it ought to be). Also, make sure to check out https://nofreeviewnoreview.org/ :)

Hey #dissemin @disseminOA glad to see you here! I wanted to request an icon for #academicons on your behalf (cf. https://jpswalsh.github.io/academicons/#requesting-new-icons ) but the links at https://association.dissem.in/index.html.fr#mcetoc_1bctfn9836 are broken! How do I reach out to your webmaster? Or, even better: can you make that request yourselves 😉

@engrxiv I forgot to say that a very good #openaccess repository is #Zenodo, based on #Invenio. Under 50 GB stored, it's usually no problem (ask them); you seem to fit comfortably.

If you open a "community" there, you get your own OAI-PMH and all the essentials of an #IR.
https://help.zenodo.org/features/

You also get integration with #Dissemin for free, which is useful to deposit all the previously published literature.
https://dissem.in/

Please spread the word among the other COS repositories!

Hackathon #Dissemin en cours!! Venez, on a des cookies!
http://blog.dissem.in/2017/dissemin-hackathon