> The Document Liberation Project was created to empower individuals, organizations, and governments to recover their data from proprietary formats and provide

> The Document Liberation Project was created to empower individuals, organizations, and governments to recover their data from proprietary formats and provide a mechanism to transition that data into open and standardised file formats, returning effective control over the content from computer companies to the actual authors. To achieve this, The Document Liberation Project develops software libraries that applications can use to read data in proprietary formats. Ok, so serious question-- what is DLP's official position on Sci-Hub, a project that was created to empower individuals, organizations, and governments to recover their data from proprietary databases, returning effective control over the content from companies to the actual citizenry? (To achieve this, sci-hub has a web service and a document store that users can use to read data from proprietary databases.)