I … did not know about this website and am happy to know of it. So often have I been researching something for personal curiosity only to be hit with a paywall in excess of what is reasonable for me to pay for a passing curiosity.
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I … did not know about this website and am happy to know of it. So often have I been researching something for personal curiosity only to be hit with a paywall in excess of what is reasonable for me to pay for a passing curiosity.
There’s is also Jstor Open Content and Sci-hub, just fyi.
Edit: I forgot libgen (simply speaking, libgen is for books what sci-hub is for papers).
One of my old uni lecturers had Z-Library bookmarked in his browser lol
When Z-library got shut down I found Anna’s archive. It indexes many ebook sites. https://annas-archive.org/
The Wikipedia article has a link that should always work.