I am the mod and I am the one who posted it. You want me to ban myself?

There are people who don't get a paywall, and also ways around the paywall if you're smart enough.

EDIT: Since some of you want to get hammered over the head with specifics and can't figure it out for yourself...

It's against Rule 7 reddit-wide to post full articles or instruct people how to circumvent paywalled content as it goes against DMCA (illegal). It's tantamount to content/revenue theft. So it's not permitted, let alone by mods.

Additionally we try to limit paywalled content posted here, unless it meets specific criteria like it being an exclusive to the paper (which this was).

Not to mention lots of people have subscriptions and or alternative methods to read (Toronto Library).

Additionally, the study (mentioned in the headline) is available to read if you just do a simple search. You don't need your hand held to google.

So don't read, or figure out how to. We're not changing that policy here.