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I'm currently at McGill University, and using the library proxy to access journals, as one does.

I wanted https://content.iospress.com/articles/semantic-web/sw306

Through the McGill proxy, the Semantic Web Journal throws up a paywall of 27.50 EUR / article, but <shrug>. There are OA versions of the articles.

Then I noticed when I access the same article *without* using the library proxy, it's freely available online.

This seems like a special kind of greed?

"The Graphs of Wrath" is the best typo I've ever seen in the wild in linked bibliographic data discussions