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This archive is not directly related to Aaron Swartz's prosecution, it's something different. "The portion of the collection included in this archive, ones publ
by NelsonMinar 14y ago
This archive is not directly related to Aaron Swartz's prosecution, it's something different. "The portion of the collection included in this archive, ones published prior to 1923 and therefore obviously in the public domain, total some 18,592 papers and 33 gigabytes of data."
- _delirium 14y agoYes, as the file description says, this was released by Gregory Maxwell rather than Swartz, though it's tangentially related. Maxwell had assembled this collection of public-domain articles earlier, but hadn't decided whether to release it yet. After the Swartz/JSTOR case broke, he was spurred to release this torrent (the linked file description contains a statement from Maxwell explaining his motives). I don't think Swartz's famous JSTOR collection has surfaced.