This list is not an appropriate forum for a discussion of the ethics of copyright in science. Please refrain from posting such material to the r-sig-ecology list. This particular instance has been addressed by the list owners, and should be considered closed. If you have concerns, please feel free to write to the list owners privately at r-sig-ecology-owner at r-project.org Sarah, list owner On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 10:00 AM, Charles Novaes de Santana
<charles.santana at gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Fran?ois, Sorry if this message seems to be disrespectful. But it would be unfair if I let you do what you are doing to these two researchers without saying anything. Did you really need to send an email to Springer "ethics.reporting"? And did you really need to answer their question so lordly? You look like a kid that cries for "Mom"! As a Professor, you are supposed to teach and to encourage everyone to make the right thing. You are not supposed to "punish" anybody! We are members of a discussion list with the mission of sharing knowledge. The mission of helping people with their questions and to make science evolve with new and motivated scientists! More than that: It is a list about R, that is a free software, which major principle is "Free Knowledge". Further, isn't "share the knowledge" one of the missions of a Professor, too? Your EGO can not be higher than all of these! Just to finish: It looks like you have never downloaded any paper, software or document from internet without the allowance of the "right owners". Everybody knows it is not true! Look at your own message, as Jean smartly suggested! If we can not share knowledge in this list, I think it is time to go away! So, good bye, enjoy the knowledge you think is yours! Charles On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 3:16 PM, Fran?ois Gillet <francois.gillet at univ-fcomte.fr> wrote:
Valerie and Sarah, Thank you for encouraging piracy by posting the URL of an illegal PDF of our book :-( By the way, just look at ?vegemite and you'll find easily the solution to your problem: with the argument scale="log" your numeric data will be converted to 1-char symbols. Fran?ois