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R.I.P. Aaron Swartz - JSTOR archive 35GB
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32.48 GiB (34874874619 Bytes)
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English
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2013-01-13 12:33:34 GMT
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Anomalous
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz

Aaron Swartz was was an internet activist. He believed tha information should be free. He co-authored the RSS 1.0 spec. He released about 20% of the PACER database of US Federal Court Documents. He set up a laptop in a utility closet at MIT and downloaded 35GB of the JSTOR archive.

Clearly he was a great risk to society. The feds arrested him. If he had been found guilty, he could have faced up to 50 years in prison, and a $4 million dollar fine. Wrap you head around that. 

Two days ago, Aaron Swartz was found hung in his apartment. 

This is his work. Let's keep this alive in his memory.

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alevinson at 2013-01-13 14:11 CET:

RIP Aaron. we shall avenge our fallen knight.

emijrp at 2013-01-13 17:43 CET:

RIP Aaron.

I don't think this torrent was his work but it is related to the JSTOR thingy. The story behind this torrent https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/6554331

dithered_reality at 2013-01-14 11:17 CET:

RayMolacha: This is not Aaron Swartz' work. Aaron Swarz was attempting to acquire non-free, current publications, and agreed to surrender the data he was in possession of. The publications in this torrent are the ones JSTOR wants to publish for free download, and are all written prior to 1923. These articles are "out-of-copyright".

JSTOR made these articles public in 2011.

Thank you for providing them all in an easy-to-download format, though.

Anomalous at 2013-01-15 05:39 CET:

emijrp: thanks for the link. I got this back in July of 2011, when Aaron was indicted. I knew it was old, out-of-copyright work -- but I was under the impression that it was a non-contentious portion of Aaron's vast scraping. Reading gmax's description makes it clear that this is not the case.

I apologize for any confusion. In any event, when I heard what happened to Aaron, ,I dug this out and put it up, much in the same spirit of gmax's original upload.

I do believe that JSTOR relaxed their policy *after* Aaron's arrest. (They also declined to press charges or to pursue the matter in civil court.)

ChocolateAddict at 2013-01-15 12:32 CET:

Aaron Swartz

ChocolateAddict at 2013-01-15 12:33 CET:

the elite/illuminati killed him. he was killed on the night of the black moon just like many other people are by the elite. big brother wants censorship, they don't want their plans exposed to the public. search for youtube user "Truthiracy3" and spread the word.

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ChocolateAddict at 2013-01-15 12:34 CET:

the elite/illuminati killed him. he was killed on the night of the black moon just like many other people are by the elite. big brother wants censorship, they don't want their plans exposed to the public. search for youtube user "Truthiracy3" and spread the word.

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Anomalous at 2013-01-15 14:07 CET:

dithered_reality -- you are absolutely right.Thank you for pointing that out. I got this from here when it was initially released, and didn't see that it was still here and active (although I searched for JSTOR, that word wasn't in the original filename). Very sorry for any confusion. Thanks for clearing that up. It was never my intention to duplicate someone else's torrent.

cFranzc at 2013-01-16 15:46 CET:

I use this material for consult my cuestions :D

behold_the_radiant_brow at 2013-02-22 05:57 CET:

I am an history student with full access to JSTOR, but am downloading this anyway, partly as a gesture of solidarity, but mostly because the JSTOR archive is horrifically badly organised, and user-unfriendly. I thank anyone who spares me the indignity of using the JSTOR site. Now I just have to find "Linda Colley, ‘The Apotheosis of George III: Loyalty, Royalty and the British Nation, 1760–1820’, Past and Present, 102 (1984), 94–129." in this archive, and I can continue my studies without developing an ulcer.

Mousebelt at 2014-07-26 06:01 CET:

I just want to say this:

The *real* lesson to be learned from Aaron Schwartz's death is NOT about internet freedom. We all know that the "wild west" of the world wide web is slowly becoming a mundane, un-threatening online suburbia and that what we're doing here won't be possible in 10 years (you'll need a fucking DRIVER'S LICENSE to go online!). I do not know why the US attorney in Massachusetts targeted Aaron (presumably due to Reddit) because to my understanding, MIT was not even pressing charges.

The lesson to be learned here is one that hovers above all of our other lessons, e.g. exercise, brush your teeth, be understanding, identify with others rather than comparing ourselves with them, choose a discipline and study it every day....etc.

The lesson is NEVER GIVE INTO DESPAIR. I am sorry that the prospect of prison broke your heart Aaron. I spent two years in prison myself, and I know that you would have made it, and that you would have come back home and finished school and got that big high-paying job that so many of us will never have. I wish I could have told you these things.

The lesson to be learned from Aaron's experience is NEVER GIVE INTO DESPAIR. And if you despair, read that sentence again. Bernie Madoff's son did the same thing. You must never, NEVER despair.

pp3301 at 2016-12-18 01:46 CET:

Is anyone still archiving JSTOR today, like Aaron Schwartz was, but more complete?