Template:Closed access
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Template documentationUse {{closed access}} to indicate that a publication is not available under open access. Use {{open access}} to indicate that a publication is available under open access.
Most closed-access publications are behind a paywall and require a personal or institutional subscription to access their full text. Others, including several studies, require purchase. Still, they can often be read an abstract or summary of a closed-access publication for free, even without a subscription.
When using citation templates, consider using |url-access=subscription instead, or other access parameters provided by the templates themselves.
Usage
{{Closed access}} works just like {{Open access}}. After a <ref> tag and a citation input as free text, add:
- a space
- then {{closed access}}
- then a closing
</ref>tag.
Example
| Markup | With the help of a <references> tag, this renders as
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<ref>Hua, Fang; Walsh, Tanya; Worthington, Helen; Glenny, Anne-Marie (August 2016). "'Predatory' publishing and open access in dentistry". ''The Journal of the American Dental Association''. '''147''' (8): 600–601. {{doi|10.1016/j.adaj.2016.06.006}} {{closed access}}</ref>
== References ==
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References
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Example articles
See also
- {{Dead link}} to flag dead or unreachable links
- {{Closed access}} vs. {{Open access}} to display a symbol to indicate that a publication is or is not available under open access and is or is not behind a paywall
- {{Free access}}
- {{Link note}}
- {{Subscription or libraries}} to add when a subscription may be required or content may be at a library
- {{Password-protected}}
- {{Registration required}} to flag an external link that requires free registration
- {{Subscription or membership required}} to flag an external link that requires subscription or UK library membership
- {{Subscription required}} to flag an external link that requires subscription
- the access-level options of {{citation}}, e.g., "url-access"