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Are you downloading pornography or a warez cracked program? Or are you downloading an add-on to help improve your Mozilla Firefox experience? There's a much greater chance that the pornography and warez software is going to contain a virus hidden in the download. What's the file? That's your first clue. If it is illegal or suspicious looking, it's probably dangerous. Look over the site. It may seem superficial, but if you're downloading a file from a very basic site there's a higher chance that the site will have a virus hidden in its downloadable files than from a site that looks like it's been made from years of dedicated web designers.
Consider who you are downloading the file from. Think about it logically, if you're downloading something from Microsoft, it's not likely that you're downloading a virus. What's the context? It allows users 50 GB of storage for each dataset, though you can contact them and lobby for more. Please note that after the original publication of this article, digital humanist Ethan Gruber launched his migration tool to allow people to migrate documents from Academia.
Uwartenberg SarahEBond I do not use academia. Humanities Commons : Humanities Commons is a non-profit network open to all scholars to post their work and access the scholarship of others.
As they say on their site, it " is a project of the office of scholarly communication at the Modern Language Association [MLA]. Its development was generously funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Many of the open access platforms that do not seek to monetize scholarship are in fact funded by government foundations like the National Endowment for the Humanities NEH and National Endowment for the Arts NEA , in addition to those privately funded by the non-profit Andrew W.
Humanities foundations are thus even more imperative to scholars who wish to share their work freely without fear of having their scholarship used for profit. It is also one reason that last week, the news that the NEH and NEA may be cut due to budget restrictions caused so much worry. Humanities scholars rely on these entities not only to fund our work, but often also to preserve open access to it in the future. Mellon foundation in my own research.
As Eric Kansa, founder of the non-profit Open Context and an advocate for open access platforms told me about data privacy, "One's research interests and interaction with scholarship and networks of other scholars get monetized by Academia. It's troubling, because those data can be given to the state.
While you say some interesting things here you are still advocating unethical behavior. Sadly it seems others here seem to agree that this is ok. It is not. Buffy I agree with you and in a perfect world everyone would act ethically and be happy. But the market for textbooks where poor students are forced by state-regulated and partially state-funded universities to get deeper into debt to government to buy specific textbooks sounds pretty inefficient to me and far from ethical either.
Let people innovate and form a better market. Is a pay-first-read-later book the dead end for written knowledge?
Hopefully not. Let them innovate and come up with a better market structure I say! I agree with your immediate comment, if not your answer. Yes, work to build a better world in all ways open to you. I note that someone else's unethical behavior doesn't justify mine. And yes, I realize you didn't say otherwise, so just an observation. EladDen lucky you, these statistics say — Arthur Tarasov.
ArthurTarasov Not lucky, smart. Go to the library, it has books, if it doesn't have what you need, go to your supervisors, they have funds. Show 3 more comments. Buffy Buffy k 60 60 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Asking your uncle for pocket money to buy a book you need for a research project sounds like a joke HermanToothrot, not intended that way, actually.
I once had a couple of uncles who were proud enough of me that this would be feasible. They also happened to be quite wealthy, while I was not.
Maybe I should have added "Explore all your options, even the not obvious ones. Photocopying books used to commonplace, and downloading scientific material from pirate sites is not considered unethical by most academics i know.
Let's not speculate about the legal system in an unnamed country. I think that photocopying entire books was always frowned upon and illegal in many places. Libraries had rules about how much of a work could be copied "fairly". Your use of the term "pirate sites" indicates that you are probably wrong about what is considered unethical by most academics.
I'll guess they some do it, but still consider it unethical. But university libraries can, in most cases, get you what you need through various legal and ethical avenues.
The answer would be improved by backing up the first sentence with reliable sources or personal experience. In particular, using Scihub is very widespread, and it is not obvious it is consider unethical in the countries that are not very rich or reliant on copyright monopolies for their income or imperialistic aims. Show 2 more comments. Elad Den Elad Den 1 1 silver badge 4 4 bronze badges.
Citation needed for the first paragraph. In particular, LibGen and an individual user are in very different positions legally.
You should also specify the country whose laws you are discussiong. TommiBrander if you've not seen it: law. Allure That link would improve the answer. OBu OBu This answer should cite reliable sources or personal experience. Makeo Makeo 1 1 gold badge 4 4 silver badges 4 4 bronze badges. Advocating breaking the law isn't ethical in any but the most extreme cases. Untuk kamu yang sedang mencari cara bagaimana mengunduh video dari platform YouTube dari smartphone Android kamu, maka kamu berada di tempat yang benar.
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