Probably the rest of the Balkans too.

Still up in Slovenia for now.

They did not even spend time to put up a credible demo. The web app they demo has missing images, images that do not correspond to the text. Why would I or anyone else be convinced to spend much more time learning a new IDE and switching to it, when they did not spend enough time for a proper demo.

Open does not imply any freedoms. A software source could be openly put in the public but without license, hence you would not be free to use it nor to learn from it.

Reproduction is rarely done because it is not "new science". Everyone is funding only "new science".

The reality is a bit different.

The "better" journals are listed in JCR. Nearly 40% of them have impact factor less than 1, it means that on average papers in them are cited less than 1 times.

Conclusion: even in better journals, the average paper is rarely cited at all, which means that definitely the public has rarely heard of it or found it useful.

> Using Postgres to generate HTML is questionable though. I haven't tried it but I can't image its a viable way to create user interfaces.

Check https://apex.oracle.com/ which does that.

Paywall

I did the same search on DuckDuckGo and the first link I got refers to 77 chapters.

The only solution to this is that state authorities learn how this is a systemic problam and start to reject email addresses from operators like Gmail for all their services (and all email operators that do not have a real support and where one's identity is not actively checked and can not be proven and taked back via a real support line).

One should mention the most comprehensive web-site that includes all the info you will ever need about Vangelis and his work - Elsewhere - http://elsew.com/ I applaude the web-site authors and maintainers for their work over the years.