<div dir="ltr">So what sort of relationship is this? First, there is direct intervention against the article, by the publisher. Second, threats to pull the entire special issue are made, by the publisher. Third, censorship occurs through publicly available information being removed, by the publisher. <b><font color="#ff0000">Now, our damning criticism of the publishers is being highlighted to us as something to be proud of (a “95″, no less), by the publishers themselves!</font></b><div>
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