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As of 1 July 2021, Brill has implemented a new access management system for its Scholarly Editions platform, called LibLynx (login here). Usage data from Liblynx is available in Counter 5 format for all data collected since July 2021. If you have any questions about how to access your Liblynx administrative account, please contact our Sales team.
COUNTER Usage reports for resources available on Scholarly Editions but previously published on Brill’s Reference Works platform will remain available via Brill Subscriber Services until 31 December 2021. All data tracked prior to 1 July 2021 is exclusively listed at Brill Subscriber Services in both BR1 and DB1 reports. This concerns the following resources:
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