Pirates are Popular
Pirates are Popular
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Dunno what Sci-Hub is, but most researchers are happy to send you a copy of their paper on request - and this is completely legal. Their email address is usually on the abstract.
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I have never ever gotten a response from a researcher :(
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That's too bad - I've seen posts from scientists, or people who claim to be, saying what I said.
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I am a scientist and you are right. If I get a message asking for my work, I will send it. It will also make me happy that someone is interested. It happens regularly, usually via researchgate.
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Please send me a copy too
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If you send me your emailadress I will send you some papers
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PMd you my mail
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Yo can I get a copy of your work?
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Sure, what is your email address?
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Probably depends on if theyre still at the institution the research was done.
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As the first author of a fair few papers during grad school, I don't have that email address anymore. ¯ツ¯ Also not in academia.
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I was trying to get more info on a paper I read for a final project in my senior year. Couldn't get anything back. Their PhD thesis was on spotted lanternflies and how temps impact them
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Why wouldn't they be? It's not like they're getting royalties from these journals...
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Not owning it can get them in trouble for sharing
It depends on the publishing agreement
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Adding up to days in the best scenarios to any research study when scihub or arxiv cuts it down to seconds. Because no one cares about time.
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