More on rescuing articles from a now defunct early pioneering example of an Internet journal.

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The article demonstrates the importance of reviving early internet journals for modern science.
Research data's integration significantly enhances understanding in scholarly contexts, as seen with the IJC.
This analysis involves revisiting pioneering efforts from the late 1990s and early 2000s in digital publishing.
Such initiatives may inspire future developments in online academic publishing and data sharing.

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Discussion highlights the impact of internet archeology on early scholarly journals, emphasizing research data's role in articles.

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Two years ago, I posted on the topic "Internet Archeology: reviving a 2001 article published in the Internet Journal of Chemistry (IJC)".[cite]10.59350/xqerh-wam97[/cite] The IJC had been founded in 1998,[cite]10.1080/00987913.2000.10764578[/cite] in part at least to "re-invent" the scholarly journal by elevating research data to being a more integrated part of the overall article, rather than as […]

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Henry S. Rzepa (2025) studied this question.

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