Comments on: General update http://semantics-online.org/sp/2007/09/general-update/ Launching an open access journal Tue, 02 Dec 2008 13:21:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: dib http://semantics-online.org/sp/2007/09/general-update/#comment-63 dib Sat, 15 Sep 2007 15:41:27 +0000 http://semantics-online.org/sp/2007/09/general-update/#comment-63 <p>Thanks Tamina. Good suggestion. Certainly that numbering system would be far more perspicuous than the traditional journal numbering system. We haven't really decided what the utility of the standard volume system would be, beyond adding a patina of academic authenticity.</p> <p>David</p> Thanks Tamina. Good suggestion. Certainly that numbering system would be far more perspicuous than the traditional journal numbering system. We haven’t really decided what the utility of the standard volume system would be, beyond adding a patina of academic authenticity.

David

]]> By: Tamina Stephenson http://semantics-online.org/sp/2007/09/general-update/#comment-61 Tamina Stephenson Fri, 14 Sep 2007 22:13:51 +0000 http://semantics-online.org/sp/2007/09/general-update/#comment-61 <p>Just a quick thought about identifying articles in both the online and print versions: you might modify the volume/issue system by simply giving each article a number, presumably in the order published, so that essentially each article is its own issue. Then you could send out print versions that are titled something like "Semantics and Pragmatics 2007, #1-5." Article numbers could then also be treated as issue numbers in bibliographic styles. You could either start the article numbers over every year or simply let them continue up.</p> <p>Tamina</p> Just a quick thought about identifying articles in both the online and print versions: you might modify the volume/issue system by simply giving each article a number, presumably in the order published, so that essentially each article is its own issue. Then you could send out print versions that are titled something like “Semantics and Pragmatics 2007, #1-5.” Article numbers could then also be treated as issue numbers in bibliographic styles. You could either start the article numbers over every year or simply let them continue up.

Tamina

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