Doesn't anyone reverse electroplate the Platinum off the disks? Well over a thousand bucks an ounce. Yes it takes hundreds to get an ounce , but still, also really gets rid of data. Add in the value of the magnets, which are resell-able, and the aluminum body etc. This starts adding up... Since I'm really into recycling this is a no brainer. On the poll I went for forever, as that is what these materials mean, also by adding a comment it kinda means the poll has a "none of above option, reply in post". Hey if you are into experimentation then check You tube for turning hard drives into speakers, does work!

While the majority of the concept presented here is on actual copyright claims,there is also a growing trend of inclusive scientific papers on research results in search engine (High Rankings)being sold without disclosing that what they charge 39.95 for is free and in the public domain elsewhere.These are documents that are listed in related results after clicking on a main search,highly ranked,without any claim of copyright,and yet are being sold to those dumb enough to not realize it is in the public domain.This must be legal as no claims are being made,but seems restrictive on scientific research as it slows the process in finding what is in the public domain without blind alleys and padding research bills with replicated copies of payments of purchases of public domain "purchases".Science in all fields can do without additional fraud opportunities.