Re:MIT Report is a whitewash. My Statement in Response
by erikpukinskis on Wednesday July 31, 2013 @06:28PM
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Sure! There are of course many distinctions, but here is one I think is quite relevant:
MIT made its decisions with the knowledge that Aaron was being prosecuted, and therefore were in a position to consciously influence the outcome of the case.
JSTOR and the Royal Society in '99 did not, and therefore were not.
MIT made its decisions with the knowledge that Aaron was being prosecuted, and therefore were in a position to consciously influence the outcome of the case.
JSTOR and the Royal Society in '99 did not, and therefore were not.