Would a TOS amendment be required?

Testing results:
-American Constitutionalism: can't figure out how to test this, which I think is a problem with their interface rather than anything on our end
-Investment Claims still showing as proxied but can't access full text
-MPIL works as expected - provides access to proxied full text, no issues
-MPECCOL behaves like Investment Claims
-Bibliographies works as expected (cross-listed in Scholarship)
-Competition Law works as expected
-Constitutions of the World behaves like Investment Claims
-Handbooks works as expected (cross-listed in Scholarship)
-Historical Treaties works as expected
-International Organizations works as expected
-Legal Research Library: main site works as expected, but the subcollections behave like Investment Claims
-Reports on International Law works as expected
-Scholarly Authorities on International Law works as expected
-Scholarship Online works as expected (cross-listed in Scholarship)
-University Press Scholarship Online behaves like Investment Claims
-US Constitutional Law behaves like Investment Claims
-VSI Law is not proxied on clickthrough (https://www.veryshortintroductions.com/)
-What Everyone Needs to Know is not proxied on clickthrough (https://whateveryoneneedstoknow.com/)
Everything available through Scholarship or in the Oxford Public International Law set is working. Outside those two sets, there's a couple things that work but more that don't.

Material on investmentclaims.com is now showing as proxied but I'm not able to access full text. @Samwalton9 are we meant to be able to access this?

FT is "full text", FT1 is "available to Wikipedia" - I do not know whether there is a functional difference between the two.

Also it looks like these displays aren't limited to recent apps (I just saw someone with 4 Newspapers.com renewals), so could application date also be included in what's shown?

Hi guys, would it be possible to (a) increase the number of apps displayed to 10, particularly if they are made in quick succession, and/or (b) note the total number of apps opened? One use-case for this feature is to alert coordinators to people who've applied to everything indiscriminately, and just seeing five unfortunately doesn't get us there.

Yep, EPJ journals are accessible via EDP but the actual articles are link.springer.com links. Fortunately if you have Springer access already the links work seamlessly, but since it's not Bundle not everyone will.

EPJ articles are on the Springer proxied links. LHB links are getting proxied but still denying access.

Still not able to access articles from https://www.shf-lhb.org via staging - can get to abstracts but am asked to log in for full text. @Samwalton9 the specific EPJ articles seems to be accessed via Springer Link even though the branding is still EDP - not sure if there's a way to make this transparent for users?

At least some entries from the initial list appear to still be published by EDP.

Gale has special instructions for generating citations via this access, but it looks like those instructions are outdated and don't account for their new interface. The Get Link option appears to work with Citoid - Alex, can you verify?

'Instant access', 'manual access', 'waitlisted'

Today host needed error on: Alexander Street, CEEOL, Fold3, Electronic Enlightenment, EDP Sciences, IWA, Investment Claims, Numerique, Oxford Art, Oxford Bibliographies, Oxford Competition Law, Oxford Constitutional Law, Oxford Handbooks, Oxford Public International Law, Oxford Music, Oxford Legal Research Library. We're sorry on: American National Biography, ODNB, Oxford Journals, Oxford Reference, Oxford Scholarship. Login screens on: APA Psycnet, EBSCO, Rock's

OCLC "we're sorry" errors on: American Psychological Association, BMJ, BioOne, Loeb, Rock's. Host needed error on: EDP Sciences, IWA, Numerique. (Some not changed yet)

To be finalized, but expecting at least a dozen in each of proxy and bundle.

Flagging that this will need a bit more discussion around implications