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3 ★Initial feelings from the app were very negative (due to losing thousands of offline articles i had been saving up for future) and that still is the reason I can't bring myself to give more than 3 stars. Now if you're a new user (or I'd ignore the lost articles) the new app is really good. It runs amazingly, it's VERY smooth. It looks nice and the connection between the website and the app is almost seamless. The 2 lost stars don't go to the developer though since I'm sure he/she is just a freelancer who did a great job with the application, but Physorg who utterly failed to find out what their users appreciated.
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1 ★I paid for the original physorg more than a year ago. Not only did they delete all the articles I had, but it wouldn't update anymore. Site was supposed to be a non-profit from what I understand and a Clearinghouse were articles from different scientists in organizations are posted. Now it seems more like they paid for submission with questionable science and a lot of advertisements made to look like science. It's really sad and I guess I'll have to start looking for better online sites but this tool has now become more of a moneymaker and less of a information and knowledge Sharer
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