> JSTOR's non-public-domain works are a different story, but the journals are the most to blame for that; JSTOR is just a licensee. Indeed, every time I see a

> JSTOR's non-public-domain works are a different story, but the journals are the most to blame for that; JSTOR is just a licensee. Indeed, every time I see a publisher offering me an article from the 1920s or 1930s as a digital download for a small fee of around, oh, say, $30, my heart is filled with contempt for this attempt of milking every last cent out of every paper.