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  • Hey, you interested in userfying this if it gets deleted? By userfy I mean that a copy of the article will go into your userspace and you can continue to work on it until the company gains more coverage. It might be years, as niche publishers tend to go a long time without gaining coverage, but you'd still have a copy to pull from.
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