Ok maybe it's time to stop following orders??
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Wasn't this the plot of a book?
Ministry of Truth (Social) seal of approval.
For those worried this research would be lost, it has apparently already been saved as part of a bulk archive by an r/DataHoarder user.
That's good. We should all seed the torrent.
Good idea, I'll try to get a torrent client working on my Raspberry Pi for these types of documents.
Edit: Set up qBitTorrent and am downloading and then seeding it. Thanks for the tip! According to a reviewer, you want to use this link instead, because the autogenerated one has some missing files?
Reviewer: chilimachine - favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite - February 3, 2025
Subject: Use full-20250128-cdc-datasets-USETHIS.torrent file in the file list
If you're seeding made sure to use the torrent file named "full-20250128-cdc-datasets-USETHIS.torrent" instead of IA's auto-generated one. The auto-gen one is missing files and a bit buggy.
I am begging anyone on this sub, begging. Help me get FEMA data. It is just as vital. Please.
Would the journals be under any obligation to accept these bad-faith revisions or retractions?
The for-profit journals that are asking for more money, your asking what might motivate them?
They already have the money for the original paper, do they charge for retractions? I don't know, but I'd assumed not.
I'm sure they'd love to charge more for retractions.