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February 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

I'm the author of a high-scoring docket in fields where similar results were previously unattainable, but Zenodo blocks searches for papers with this high score.

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YZYaroslav Zaitsev

Key Points

  • To address the issue of high-scoring research being blocked from search visibility on Zenodo.
  • Descriptive commentary on personal experiences with Zenodo.
  • Analysis of limitations in accessing and compensating for public domain research.
  • High-scoring dockets are not searchable on Zenodo, hindering visibility.
  • The author feels deprived of compensation for their work due to these blocks.
  • Current research platforms contribute to a perception of diminishing quality in science.

Abstract

I'm the author of a high-scoring docket in fields where similar results were previously unattainable, but Zenodo blocks searches for papers with this high score. As a result, even I can't find my work on this site, even if my query completely matches the title. I don't receive a cent from Zenodo; I publish my work in the public domain with a minimal license. Zenodo is essentially robbing me of my right to compensation, since other portals are even more insane and don't accept effective work—science is a cesspool, after all. I'm glad I can listen to hours of lectures about hairy black holes, a masterpiece of degeneracy that has cost taxpayers billions of euros. This is wonderful; good results are a red flag on the platform. I understand that here you can only be a scumbag, along with those stupid idiots who complain about the impossibility of getting a high score for orexin agonism, for example. You are a cesspool of thieves and your science is not worth a cent, you are vile primates, stupid, aggressive, thieving, and you need to be whipped with a dirty rag across your stinking snout.

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Yaroslav Zaitsev (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a1359eed1d949a99abfa7dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18777442
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