Paperslip.org content has been fully restored, despite ongoing plagiarism attempts against my research.

Written By Paperslip Adoptee

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I have decided that I am not going to gate keep content on Paperslip, in order to try to deter plagiarism efforts by unethical journalists, Korean Adoptees, and Descendants of Korean Adoptees (DoKADs). Copyright infringement will be pursued legally, instead of through an attempt to withhold information, which I have already put into the public sphere.

Adoptees’ information has been withheld from us enough, and it will never make me feel good to withhold it myself.

I now understand that good faith alone cannot prevent unethical journalists, Korean Adoptees, and DoKADs from attempting to steal my work.

But I will address it in the right way, and not by withholding information from Adoptees.

Therefore all former information which was previously removed from Paperslip.org has been restored.

Please report instances of plagiarism to paperslipadoptee@gmail.com

Thank you.

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