Common use of Public Access Trigger Event Clause in Contracts

Public Access Trigger Event. If either a relevant Participating Funding Agency or CHORUS identifies that an Article reporting on research funded by the Participating Funding Agency is not publicly accessible after the Publisher Member’s selected Embargo Period, Publisher Member will be contacted by the Participating Funding Agency, CHORUS, or the Dark Archive. If access cannot be restored within thirty (30) days, Publisher Member grants the Participating Funding Agency and/or CHORUS the authority to direct the relevant Dark Archive to make the VOR or AM deposited in the Dark Archive (or an archival version thereof created by the Dark Archive) accessible to the public under the terms of the relevant Dark Archive’s license, until Publisher Member restores public access (consistent with the requirements set forth in Section 5) through its own website. This Section shall not apply to any Articles that are suspended or withdrawn from the Publisher Member’s website for legal reasons or as a result of publishing misconduct. The specific mechanisms for depositing Articles, making Articles bright, and any appeals process shall be set forth in an agreement directly between Publisher Member and the Dark Archive, based on the Dark Archive’s form agreement with publishers.

Public Access Trigger Event. If either a relevant Participating Funding Agency or CHORUS identifies that an Article reporting on research funded by the Participating Funding Agency is not publicly accessible after the Publisher Member’s selected Embargo Period, Publisher Member will be contacted by the Participating Funding Agency, CHORUS, CHORUS or the Dark dark Archive. If access cannot be restored within thirty (30) days, Publisher Member grants the Participating Funding Agency and/or CHORUS the authority to direct the relevant Dark dark Archive to make the VOR or AM deposited in the Dark dark Archive (or an archival version thereof created by the Dark dark Archive) accessible to the public under the terms of the relevant Dark dark Archive’s license, until Publisher Member restores public access (consistent with the requirements set forth in Section 5) through its own website. This Section shall not apply to any Articles that are suspended or withdrawn from the Publisher Member’s website for legal reasons or as a result of publishing misconduct. The specific mechanisms for depositing Articles, making Articles bright, and any appeals process shall be set forth in an agreement directly between Publisher Member and the Dark dark Archive, based on the Dark dark Archive’s form agreement with publishers.

Public Access Trigger Event. If either a relevant Participating Funding Agency or CHORUS identifies that an Article reporting on research funded by the Participating Funding Agency is not publicly accessible after the Publisher Member’s selected Embargo Period, Publisher Member will be contacted by the Participating Funding Agency, CHORUS, or the Dark Archive. If access cannot be restored within thirty (30) days, Publisher Member grants the Participating Funding Agency and/or CHORUS the authority to direct the relevant Dark Archive to make the VOR or AM deposited in the Dark Archive (or an archival version thereof created by the Dark dark Archive) accessible to the public under the terms of the relevant Dark dark Archive’s license, until Publisher Member restores public access (consistent with the requirements set forth in Section 5) through its own website. This Section shall not apply to any Articles that are suspended or withdrawn from the Publisher Member’s website for legal reasons or as a result of publishing misconduct. The specific mechanisms for depositing Articles, making Articles bright, and any appeals process shall be set forth in an agreement directly between Publisher Member and the Dark Archive, based on the Dark Archive’s form agreement with publishers.