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• • • CRICKETT Readers can suggest improvements to any published articles - and, if their texts or illustrations are accepted, they can automatically become Co-Authors! Once and forever. Yes, even an article already written by somebody else and already displayed in public can incorporate additional Authors for the updated version - but their contribution must be significant.
      

    • CRICKETT Readers can leave their public comments and critique, which will be included into the respective article's Addendum. The Addendum is published as a separate perpetually growing paper, and all contributing critics can be cited as its Authors in scientific literature. Forever.
      

    • CRICKETT Readers, who do not wish to reveal their identity to the public, can leave anonymous comments in any Addendum (subject to identity verification and contents moderation by the CRICKETT Redaction).
      

    • CRICKETT articles can be maintained as eternal papers. If the First Author or Corresponding Author designate their successor(s), their article can be updated even after these Initial Author(s) retire or become inactive. Nothing can be deleted from the text, but newer findings or better insights can be added. This process of constant improvement can continue for years, decades, centuries...