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The premise might be faulty, but . . .
I agree with Patrick Keller, I saw the headline at work and opted not to read it there, but I was intrigued enough by the subject (controversial though it may be) to log on at home to read it. When I saw it wasn't there anymore, my first thought was that Salon had caved to controversy, not something I expect from this site. I understand that the article had no actual journalistic merit, due to a faulty premise, but I'm willing to bet the letters were red-hot and an interesting and informative read, so I think making it available via the archives would be a service to us readers.
Jean.