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He did not. He returned the data to JSTOR. Later JSTOR gave away much of the data themselves
by Kim_Bruning 14y ago
He did not. He returned the data to JSTOR. Later JSTOR gave away much of the data themselves
- FSEA 14y agoCould you stop shilling for JSTOR? They are trickling a limited number of articles to users. You keep stating "much," what are you defining this by? Aaaron was reported to of downloaded files 24/7 for a few days. JSTOR is giving away how many articles per two weeks? Your definition of "much" seems to be a .005% or less, yet you keep stating it like JSTOR has valiantly decided to keep other users from having to go the same route by 'freeing' up the data themselves? Stop.