Fwd: Note from PeerJ regarding your Accepted Article: CS-2014:12:3509:2:0:ACCEPTED

[Tim Clark]

Thought you all would want to know that our paper from the idmeta group is scheduled to appear in the inaugural issue of PeerJ Computer Science on May 27th. 

Tim

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From: Kenneth Traynor <ken...@peerj.com>

Subject: Re: Note from PeerJ regarding your Accepted Article: CS-2014:12:3509:2:0:ACCEPTED

Date: May 7, 2015 at 12:21:23 PM EDT

To: Tim Clark <tim_...@harvard.edu>

Hi Tim,

The article currently has a publication date of May 27th, although this is tentative and is subject to change.

Best regards,

Kenneth

On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 4:19 PM, Tim Clark <tim_...@harvard.edu> wrote:

Excellent, thanks.  When do you expect the new issue to “go to press”?

On May 6, 2015, at 7:18 PM, Kenneth Traynor <ken...@peerj.com> wrote:

Hi Tim,

Thank you for your message.  It won't be necessary for you to mail these changes to us tomorrow; you can make these edits when you receive the proof from the typesetters.

Best,

Kenneth

On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 4:11 PM, Tim Clark <tim_...@harvard.edu> wrote:

Hi Kenneth

Thanks for getting in touch and we are delighted this will be published at last - not least because it heralds the inaugural issue of PeerJ Computer Science. 

We had a few very minor final changes to put in - just tweaking language in a couple of paragraphs - already discussed with your editors - if you’ll give me until tomorrow a.m. I’ll get them into the PeerJ Archive, and/or send directly to you, whichever you prefer.

All best

Tim

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On May 6, 2015, at 6:00 PM, Kenneth Traynor <ken...@peerj.com> wrote:

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Dear Tim,

Congratulations on your manuscript acceptance!

It doesn’t look like we need anything from you at this juncture, so we’ll be moving forward to creating the proof PDF for you. You can expect the proofs to be emailed to you in around 10 business days with a tentative publication date and we’ll ask you to return all corrections and responses to the queries in the PDF file within 24 hours if possible.

If you need more time, it’s no problem for us to adjust the publication schedule as necessary. 

In your correspondence to us, you wrote:

We agree to CC-BY but Joe Hourclé cannot as he is a government employee and does not own copyright. All others agree to CC-BY. Please advise.

Since one of the authors cannot sign up to CC-BY and needs to use the CC0 license, we have set the submission to have a CC0 license. If we need to adjust this, we can do so at the proofing stage.

Best regards,
Kenneth



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[Joan Starr]

Yay! Thank you for all your hard work on this, Tim, and everyone who contributed.
--Joan

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[Mercè Crosas]

Fantastic. Thanks, Tim!!

Mercè Crosas, Ph.D.

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Harvard University

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[Robert R Downs]

Yes, this is great news! Thank you very much, Tim!!

Bob

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[Ruth Ellen Duerr]

Agreed!  Great news and good job! - Ruth

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[Simone Sacchi]

Great news!

Thanks for sharing Tim.

Best,

Simone

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[Ivan Herman]

> On 07 May 2015, at 19:53 , Tim Clark <tim_...@harvard.edu> wrote:
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> Thought you all would want to know that our paper from the idmeta group is scheduled to appear in the inaugural issue of PeerJ Computer Science on May 27th.

Brilliant!

And thanks again to Tim for shepherding this paper through…

Ivan

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[Amy L. Nurnberger]

Great news! Thank you to everyone for their work on this, especially Tim!

Best,

Amy

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