Looks like Phys.org leaned on our friend neverdem.
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It looks like most Phys.org articles can still be posted:
“Use of PhysOrg.com
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I guess I stand corrected. This is non-commercial use, but not “personal.”
Bummer. I wonder how long this has been the case.