@strypey @DrPlanktonguy
1. Fed-funded authors can publish in high-impact subscription (non-OA) journals and pay no #APCs. Their work will still be #OpenAccess through the funder's designated repository.
2. Some no-fee OA journals (#DiamondOA) are already high-impact and the number grows steadily.
3. Some high-impact journals will charge no APCs and still allow #unembargoed #GreenOA (as required by the #OSTP policies). An important example is @ScienceMagazine.
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ade8028

The #G7 Science and Technology Ministers just endorsed #unembargoed #OpenAccess to publicly-funded research, the #FAIR principles, #OpenData, sustainable research #infrastructure, and #assessment reforms that create incentives for #OpenScience practices .
https://www8.cao.go.jp/cstp/kokusaiteki/g7_2023/230513_g7_communique.pdf

Kudos to the 14 journals in the #JAMA Network.

"Beginning in 2023, JAMA and all of the journals in the JAMA Network will adopt a new policy that permits authors of original research investigations to deposit their accepted manuscript in a public repository of their choosing immediately on the day that the manuscript is published by the JAMA Network."
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2799735

PS: This looks like anticipatory compliance with the US federal #openaccess policies requiring #unembargoed #green OA.