@@ -231,7 +229,7 @@ Yet not all scientific journals are economically equivalent. Some are run by non
Some are supported at moderate cost by scholarly institutions. Scientists are not always well informed about the complexity of journal business models, and rarely take this criterion into account when deciding to interact with a journal as an author, reviewer or editor. Supporting academia-friendly journals, though, is a way to contribute to a fairer scientific publishing system.</p>"))),
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