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| ====== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ====== | ====== Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ====== | ||
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| ===== General ===== | ===== General ===== | ||
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| - //**Who manages Open Data Commons?**// | - //**Who manages Open Data Commons?**// | ||
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| ===== Relation to Other Tools ===== | ===== Relation to Other Tools ===== | ||
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| : //The new Science Commons protocol only outlines what a legal document must do to comply with the protocol and receive the Open Access Data Mark — so anyone can create a legal instrument to comply with the mark. Both implementations will have their strengths, and one of the strengths of the Open Data Commons approach is the Community Norms document, which makes the Open Data Commons approach particularly applicable for data, especially data produced by the academic sector.// | : //The new Science Commons protocol only outlines what a legal document must do to comply with the protocol and receive the Open Access Data Mark — so anyone can create a legal instrument to comply with the mark. Both implementations will have their strengths, and one of the strengths of the Open Data Commons approach is the Community Norms document, which makes the Open Data Commons approach particularly applicable for data, especially data produced by the academic sector.// | ||
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