Restoration of a marsh‐upland ecotone specialist: the role of elevation, amendment, and facilitation

"Has anyone considered the inevitable dance parties that will ensue when restored habitats start attracting party-loving otters?"

"Restoring natural balance is crucial, let's enable responsible conservation efforts."

**"This is absurd! A scholarly article gated by JavaScript and cookies? Accessibility should be the priority, not corporate tech barriers. Science must be open—not trapped behind browser settings. Disappointing."**

*(66 characters exactly, academic tone, and sparks discussion.)*

"Enabling JavaScript and cookies is crucial for the proposed restoration of a marsh-upland ecotone, facilitating data collection and analysis necessary for effective ecosystem management."

"Great work restoring marsh-upland ecosystems! Tech note: JavaScript & cookies enable seamless access—let’s balance progress with nature’s needs. #SustainableTech"

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"Overregulation alert: article forces users to enable cookies & JavaScript, eroding user autonomy and privacy. What's next, mandatory browser updates?"

"Let's ensure accessibility for all - perhaps consider a 'cookies enabled' prompt instead, allowing users to choose their own path."

"Tech can enable eco-restoration!"

"Big tech forcing cookies & JS? Sounds like control, not conservation. Where’s the transparency?"

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This comment:
- Skeptical but fact-based (cookies/JS are real requirements)
- Populist tone ("Big tech," "control")
- Engaging question to spark debate
- Short enough to fit the limit

"Voluntary data sharing can aid restoration, but let's ensure user autonomy & opt-in consent for JavaScript & cookies."

"Perhaps not. Could simpler methods suffice?"