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Another for-profit publisher states its involvement in the creation of Plan S.

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@RickyPo @alison_mudditt @martin_eve @Hindawi @eLife @UCLpress Hi Richard, we can confirm that @F1000Research had a discussion with Robert-Jan Smits about how we see the future direction of scholarly publishing prior to the launch of Plan S.

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