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Steve Biggs (thestevebiggs@quitter.se)'s status on Thursday, 16-Mar-2017 10:01:44 UTC Steve Biggs

Do you support @Sci_Hub? Either way, journal subscriptions DON'T fund research http://qttr.at/1qcx #OpenAccess via @Independent
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1. This pirate website refuses to stop publishing academic papers for free
  
  from The Independent
  
  Millions of academic papers have been made available online after a Russian neuroscientist set up a website offering them for free. Alexandra Elbakyan, who set up the website Sci-Hub, said the paper’s publishers were limiting the spread of knowledge by charging people to read them. The website, which has more than 47,000,000 papers, began as Ms Elbakyan was forced to pay to read articles while doing her own research.
- Steve Biggs (thestevebiggs@quitter.se)'s status on Friday, 17-Mar-2017 13:20:23 UTC Steve Biggs
  - Anders Bateva
  @andersbateva What's not licensed as #CreativeCommons?
  
  In conversation Friday, 17-Mar-2017 13:20:23 UTC permalink
- Steve Biggs (thestevebiggs@quitter.se)'s status on Sunday, 19-Mar-2017 09:34:15 UTC Steve Biggs
  - Anders Bateva
  @andersbateva OK. What's the significance of that?
  
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- Steve Biggs (thestevebiggs@quitter.se)'s status on Monday, 24-Apr-2017 20:36:30 UTC Steve Biggs
  - Tomas SA2TMS
  @tomas Lots of #OpenAccess journals popping up online. Problem is, traditional journals have the reputation so people want to publish there.
  
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