Do publishers put their LTPs and CTAs online? about publisher-agreements HOT 2 OPEN

Found by looking through the .tsv & googling "exclusive license to publish":

List of exclusive licenses to publish

from publisher-agreements.

This is very interesting! Thanks for digging @jpolka.

I suspect the publishers with these agreements online are actually ahead of the curve. In other words, the fact that their agreements are online will be associated with their ELPs having been recently updated and well thought out.

I think this table is a good start on how different ELPs are addressing the potential preprint conflict. It's also evidence that it's an important issue... that ELPs should include these clauses and if not, we should consider what authors should do.

except as a preprint on a noncommercial server such as arXiv, or in a thesis or dissertation.

Interesting. What does noncommercial mean? Would it exclude PeerJ Preprints, which is not a non-profit?

in accordance with that service’s standard licence terms

This is another phrase which could make some preprints conflicting. Hopefully, we can find a solution (like mentioning the preprint, preprint server, and license in the cover letter) that is a workaround for all of these issues.

from publisher-agreements.