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#13After decades of dealing with Elsevier, Springer-Verlag and the rest; I hope they all go out of business.
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#143 down, thousands to go.
This will continue until Elsevier and their 3 or 4 peers are removed from the academic publishing process entirely.
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#15It'd be nice to check whether some llms still have "memory" of the paper she has deleted
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#16Is it just me or this makes me feel less guilty for using libgen all these years
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#18It will be interesting to see how Goodell's citations drop going forward.
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What troubling language and slurs are you referring to exactly? I didn't see anything "troubling" (let alone "extremely troubling") or anything that would indicate that anyone other than the implicated authors have an integrity issue.
I think GP was referring to https://www.chrisbrunet.com/s/politics/archive?sort=new and https://www.theamericanconservative.com/author/christopher-b...
I didn't immediately see a red flag that would make me discount all of their work. It's clear what the author's general opinions are. They're entitled to them of course.
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