So it seems that this article may have prior rejections or have been withdrawn from other journals.
https://t.co/laNmTabCuk

- Timeline of relevant visits to Yunnan for 2012-2015
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) November 28, 2020
- Probable samples from the mineshaft for 2014-2015 (detail and summary) pic.twitter.com/wNf3rWDCtQ
Samples of Laos of Latinne et al. (2020) probably from Luang Namtha (same as what they said in a WIV thesis). Not far from BANAL location
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) September 23, 2021
Wang (2018)
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) November 21, 2021
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the 589 samples of BIGD have some of the typical mistakes an intern would made when doing a manually, repetitive and boring work. But it is specially strange the mistake for the collection date of 7683, 7694, 7700 & 7703 (Jul-14 instead of somewhere between Oct-14 and May-15)
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) July 9, 2020
There was also a sub-trip to Laos border within the 5th visit (80km from TG). Those samples are presented as from Laos in Genbank, and are not present in Bigd.
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) November 28, 2020
But Latinnet et al. (2020) was very clear: "solely from China"https://t.co/f45nzLS7DUhttps://t.co/wqyPJgUE4r pic.twitter.com/ydwZlDTyZS
Other interesting things:
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) February 16, 2021
- 11 Ra samples <500km from the mine, in Laos in 2011
- sometimes they make mistakes mixing decimal and sexagesimal system for GPS coord.
- Some Nanling samples incorrectly geolocated in Kunming (e.g. NL13807) pic.twitter.com/9gavnAm90w
[Thread] FOIA from @USRightToKnow regarding Latinne et al. (2020) and clade 7896
— Francisco de Asis (@franciscodeasis) October 12, 2021
TLDR: No sequence was deleted/modified since Aug-2019, but it seems they wanted to buy time for not publishing the viruses very early in the pandemic.https://t.co/xEssWNv5TY
For three years I have wanted to write an article on moral panics. I have collected anecdotes and similarities between today\u2019s moral panic and those of the past - particularly the Satanic Panic of the 80s.
— Ashe Schow (@AsheSchow) September 29, 2018
This is my finished product: https://t.co/otcM1uuUDk