Aaron Swartz, who most recently made headlines for expropriating
a large amount of information that was on JSTOR and making it
available to the public, committed suicide. Cory Doctorow has a
remembrance of Aaron and also a reminder of how we should
remember how terrible depression can be. In making sense of what
happened it’s tempting to say the threat of prosecution was the
“cause,” but we shouldn’t lose sight of the person and the real
struggles he was going through.  About these ads