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Hello Chris!
Thank you very much for your post. Upon reading the editorial, I was also quite unsettled by the apparent misunderstanding about the issues of Open Access and what it means. Your post has beautifully expressed the core weakness of the article.
As a note, the Open Medicine editorial team has responded to the commentary.
tarek : )
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