Be Alexandra Elbakyan
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#2The Elsevier reply is infuriating. The system is broken.
https://nitter.space/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/2049485871699931...
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#3The Elsevier reply is infuriating. The system is broken. https://nitter.space/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/2049485871699931...
Um......
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#4The Elsevier reply is infuriating. The system is broken. https://nitter.space/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/2049485871699931...
Some people look best in the warm glow of their own pyre.
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#5The Elsevier reply is infuriating. The system is broken. https://nitter.space/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/2049485871699931...
That’s not a reply, it’s sarcasm by the same poster pretending to speak for the publisher as a joke.
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#6She's a hero.
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#7is Sci-Hub still updated for new papers?
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#8[dead]
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#9Source: https://twitter.com/MushtaqBilalPhD/status/20490573440138815...
Instead of links from randoms
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#10So I imagine, with some irony, that she can avoid US courts because Russia doesn't have an extradition agreement. To some extent, it seems like content sharing apps are often Russia based. So evading shutdown in Western nations requires a hostile regime. So free access to Western, public-funded, scientific research relies on Russian networks and jurisdiction often.