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                 |. Every paywall met is an isolated incident; it’s time we capture those
                 |individual moments of injustice and frustration to turn them into positive
  -              |change. We’ve figured out how all this and more can be done – If you’re a
  -              |programmer, we’d love your help creating a basic prototype to prove this is
  -              |a viable idea. After that our dreams include a having a slick website to
  -              |provide a home for the button and an accompanying campaign. If you have
  -              |anything you feel that can help us and you want to help create change to
  -              |move towards a more open world join us by contacting 
  -              a(href='mailto:oabutton@gmail.com') oabutton@gmail.com
  -              |.
  +              |change.
   
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                If we want to bring about a more open community we’ll need more tools, more information and more engagement around the issue.
  
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                strong That’s where our idea comes in. 
                |Imagine a browser-based tool which allowed you to track every time someone
                |was denied access to a paper? Better yet, imagine if that tool gave you
                |basic information about where in the world they were or their profession
                |and why they were looking. Integrating this into one place would create a
                |realtime, worldwide, interactive picture of the problem. The integration
  
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        h1 Open Access Button
        .lead Journal paywalls block millions of researchers every day.
        .lead Help us tear them down.
  
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