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Yes, though usually not by just holding. ICOs with small caps often list on exchanges at a decent % profit in the first few days, while the people that missed out on the ICO buy in. The link the other user posted obviously doesn't take this into account, and only tracks holding the token indefinitely. In all likelihood, a LOT of people profited on the ICOs that ICOStats lists as negative right now.

It does speak for itself, in that Victor and many other Mendeley staff stand by their opposition to the Research Works Act. We believe that the SOPA blackout protests (which we participated in), and the Cost of Knowledge boycott have led Elsevier to start addressing the issues people have had with them. Some things will be quick to change, others more slowly.

The morals of our staff haven't changed overnight, and we'll continue to try and push Elsevier towards a future with a greater emphasis on open science. There's no contradiction here, just a huge challenge on our part.

(Full disclosure, I'm a designer at Mendeley)

Might be able to use something like this as a starting point (though it's vote-based, but seems to support decay over time) http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/overheard.html

The HTML/CSS all up is about 34kb, but could be a lot less if minified, and the CSS was made for ease of drawing over optimization :) You could get a PNG down to less than 10kb easily (but of course, that was hardly the point hehe). Cheers for the comments guys!