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Re: [EP-tech] Question about "request a copy" option in eprints

Hi Angeliki,


I had a quick look at what I assume is the repository in question (edata.bham.ac.uk) and specifically at:


https://edata.bham.ac.uk/705/


This seems to meet your criteria of having open access documents/files.  I cannot see a "Request a copy" button on this page but I can see a "Copy" button that looks to copy the citation for the item to your local clipboard (like Ctrl+C when the citation is highlighted).  Specifically in this case:


Clark, Janine (2021) Research data supporting 'A comparative study of resilience in survivors of conflict-related sexual violence: New directions for transitional justice'.


I can see how there is potential for confusion between two buttons that both include the word "Copy" but maybe I am not looking at a suitable example, where this is happening.  The default behaviour for "Request a copy" usually requires 3 elements:


1. The item has attached documents (often data files in the case of research data repositories).


2. Those documents/files are not public.


3. The contact email address for the item is set with a valid email address.


It is possible that if you are see "Request a copy" on items that have unrestricted documents/files, the second of these requirements has been removed, most likely by accident.


Regards


David Newman


On 21/09/2021 14:58, AndrikAZ--- via Eprints-tech wrote:
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Hello all,


I noticed lately in our data repository that the data files under the selected Access option: Open, appear with the "Request a copy" indication set up by default. Given that the selected access is "Open", that request should not be the case - it makes sense for restricted or closed but not for open. 

Could you please help with this query? Any thoughts or comments will be  very much appreciated.


Many thanks,

Angeliki


Angeliki Andrikopoulou

Research Data Librarian

 

Library Services

Skype: A.Andrikopoulou@bham.ac.uk

e: A.Andrikopoulou@bham.ac.uk

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