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LSA Publications Survey

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. In places, the phrase "full open access" is used to describe a publishing model whereby there is no charge to readers, authors or libraries/institutions. For the purposes of this survey, all other open access models involve some form of cost recovery for the publisher.
1.Please describe your membership status in the LSA
2.Please indicate the geographic region in which you are currently based
3.Please describe your experience with external funding for your research
4.Please describe your experience with LSA publications (check all that apply)
5.Please describe your preferences and circumstances regarding various publishing models
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
I determine a journal's policies on open access prior to submission
In selecting a journal to submit my research to, full open access status is an important consideration
I have access to institutional or other funds to underwrite the costs of article processing charges for immediate open access publication of my research
I support the work that scholarly society publishers conduct with revenue earned from their journals
I am more likely to serve as a referee for a journal that is fully open access
I am required by my institution and/or funding agency to publish my work in journals that are fully open access
I am more likely to cite work that appears in a journal that is fully open access
6.Please describe your level of familiarity with the following issues in scholarly publishing
Very familiar
Familiar
Somewhat Familiar
Not very familiar
Not at all familiar
Plan S as proposed by cOAlition S of the European Union
The LSA's policies on open access
The LSA's programs supported by publishing revenue
The policies and conduct of other publishers in the field of linguistics
7.Please share any other comments you might have about issues pertaining to the LSA's publishing program or to scholarly publishing in linguistics.
Current Progress,
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