Thanks man. 
The cousin of the Streisand effect: when critics writing about something just gives it more attention and bigger impact. 30k 'reads' now! :) https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Emil_O_W_Kirkegaard/stats … and https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2018/03/12/wikipedia-wars-inside-fight-against-far-right-editors-vandals-and-sock-puppets …pic.twitter.com/VwTcfscw8m
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The "Kirkegaard Effect": "The phenomenon whereby the criticism of a scholarly work has the unintended consequence of markedly increasing the readership and impact of the work." Is there a better way to phrase it?
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Haha. It's common enough, I am not the first or last.
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@CharlesMurray first experienced this years ago. The "Murray Effect"? Maybe he can help us trace this back to the source. Maybe further back than Galileo? Copernicus?
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