[Coral-List] ** Coral-Literature: a new service for Coral-List subscribers **

[Jim Hendee]

My sincerest apologies for the extra bandwidth on this, but we have an 
unexpected glitch with this new list.  If you are having problems 
subscribing or posting to coral-literature, please try again next week.

thanks...

    jim

Jim Hendee wrote:

>   Coral-Literature: A new service for Coral-List subscribers
>        As we're all aware, it can be very difficult to keep track of new
>   research  publications.   Many  of  us  either don't have time to keep
>   updated  or  simply  don't  have access to the journals or abstracting
>   databases.    To   help   the  coral  reef  community  share  research
>   publications,  we are launching a new service for Coral-Listers called
>   Coral-Literature.   This  list  will  be  administered by NOAA's Coral
>   Health and Monitoring Program, who also manage Coral-List.
>
>        If  you've  just  published  a  new  paper,  you can send a short
>   description  to the this new list and provide details on how to obtain
>   a  copy.   This  could  involve  replying  to  the  author directly or
>   providing a web address where the article can be downloaded.
>
>        To  subscribe  and  unsubscribe  from  this  list, follow similar
>   guidelines as for Coral-List, but visit instead:
>          [1]
>   http://coral.aoml.noaa.gov/mailman/listinfo/coral-literature
>        Note  that you may wish to subscribe using the "digest" option if
>   announcements become too frequent for you each day.
>   General Guidelines on Posting to Coral-Literature
>
>        1)  The message should include a short explanation or abstract of
>   the new research.  Please only post papers published from 2003 onward.
>
>        2)  Give  the  full  citation  of  authors, year, title, journal,
>   volume,  page  numbers and other necessary referencing notations.  The
>   same format as for the journal Coral Reefs would be helpful.
>
>        3)  Indicate  how  to  obtain  a  copy.   This  could be either a
>   statement  like  "Please  email  me directly to receive a PDF" or "The
>   article can be downloaded for free at
>   [2]http://www.mywebsite.com/mypaper..."
>
>        4)  Send your announcement to the list after you've subscribed to
>   the service.  Like Coral-List, subscribers should not send attachments
>   to the list.  So, please do not send PDFs, figures or documents to the
>   list--if you do, the message will not be circulated.
>
>        5)  It is the responsibility of the person sending the message to
>   ensure  that copyright restrictions on the paper are not violated.  We
>   can not assume any liability if your publisher does not approve of the
>   posting,  so  check  with your publisher first!  Please note that some
>   publishers  require written permission before you can place a PDF of a
>   paper  on your website.  In many instances it may be simpler to invite
>   subscribers  to  contact you personally (e.g., by e-mail) to receive a
>   copy.
>
>       We hope you find this new service useful.
>       Sincerely yours,
>
>       Jim Hendee
>       CHAMP Administrator
>       NOAA/AOML
>       Pete Mumby
>       ISRS Corresponding Secretary
>       Louis Florit
>       Systems Administrator
>       NOAA/AOML
>       Linda Pikula
>       Librarian
>       NOAA/AOML
>
>References
>
>   1. http://coral.aoml.noaa.gov/mailman/listinfo/coral-literature
>   2. http://www.mywebsite.com/mypaper
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