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Digital Georgetown License Agreement By submitting your Work for deposit in Digital Georgetown at Georgetown University Library, you agree to be legally bound by the following terms and conditions

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How to fill out eprint repository agreement

1. First, visit the eprint repository website and locate the 'Agreement' or 'Terms of Service' page.
2. Read through the agreement thoroughly to understand the requirements and obligations.
3. Create an account if you don't already have one on the eprint repository.
4. Click on the 'Agreement' tab or button to access the agreement form.
5. Fill out all the required fields in the agreement form, such as personal information, contact details, and any specific information requested by the repository.
6. Review the agreement form carefully before submitting to ensure all information is accurate and complete.
7. If there are any optional fields or additional information you would like to include, do so accordingly.
8. Once you are satisfied with the form, click the 'Submit' button to send your agreement to the repository.
9. Wait for a confirmation email or notification from the repository acknowledging receipt of your agreement.
10. Keep a copy of the agreement and any correspondence with the repository for future reference.

Who needs eprint repository agreement?

1. Researchers who want to make their scholarly work publicly available in an eprint repository.
2. Academic institutions or universities that require their faculty members or researchers to deposit their research outputs in an eprint repository.
3. Funding agencies that want to ensure their funded research is openly accessible and discoverable.
4. Open access advocates who support the principles of freely accessible research and want to contribute to the growing body of knowledge.

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What is eprint repository agreement?

The eprint repository agreement is a formal agreement between a repository and a content owner to allow the deposit, preservation, and dissemination of scholarly work.

Who is required to file eprint repository agreement?

Content owners or authors are required to file eprint repository agreements for their scholarly work.

How to fill out eprint repository agreement?

To fill out an eprint repository agreement, content owners or authors typically need to provide information about the work being deposited, rights and permissions, and contact information.

What is the purpose of eprint repository agreement?

The purpose of the eprint repository agreement is to formalize the relationship between the content owner and the repository for the deposit, preservation, and dissemination of scholarly work.

What information must be reported on eprint repository agreement?

Information such as the title of the work, author(s), publication date, abstract, keywords, and copyright information must be reported on an eprint repository agreement.