I'm a final-year PhD, and I want to frame myself as an 'open academic':

- publish in open access journals
- share my underlying data
- use open source software.

Anyone done this? Any tips for how to defend this as a stance and a methodology in my thesis? @AcademicChatter
Quick caveat: I understand this isn't always possible, especially when you're not first author and when you're an ECR, but would like to maintain it as a goal.
This is a good example of why publications should be open access - to support independent researchers or those in universities that don't have the funds for high subscriptions https://twitter.com/IndigoWayworth/status/1277275694364536833?s=19
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