G. Alvarado (U.S.)

T. Butler (U.S.)

Carlos Castro Perelman (U.S.) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
Read how ArXiv.org administrators threatened his institution for supporting him

Dimiter Chakalov (Bulgaria) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account

Saurav Dwiivedi (India) -- had 12 papers rejected by arXiv after they had been properly endorsed for the qr-qc section

Roger Ellman (U.S.)

Robert Gentry  (U.S.) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account  
  Filed a lawsuit in Tennessee which was dismissed due to improper venue (improper filing location).   
• His lawsuit and Nature articles

Michael Ibison  (U.S.) -- His Biography
• Open Letter to the Scientific Community

Radi Khrapko (Russia) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account

Paul LaViolette  (U.S.) -- Blocked for three years --  His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
• Read how ArXiv.org ignored offers of endorsement from three physicists including one Nobel Laureate
• Read how ArXiv.org revoked his endorser's endorsing privileges to keep him from posting his paper
• Read how ArXiv.org not only blocked LaViolette from posting his paper to the archive but then emailed the journal that was to publish it to voice their intense disaproval of its forthcoming publication.

Danny Lunsford (U.S.)

Jacques Moret-Bailly (France)

Matti Pitkanen  (Finland) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
    Additional commentary:  What it is to be a mad scientist?

F. Julio Palacios (U.S.)

Peter Rowlands  (UK) -- Recent suppression of his quantum physics paper
• ArchiveFreedom members comment on this case

Stoyan Sarg (Canada) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account

Gao Shan  (China) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account  (13 kb pdf download)

Frank (Tony) Smith  (U.S.) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
• Declared policy of open authorship violated by archive administrators
• His filing of a Federal law suit

Edmund Storms  (U.S.) -- Account by Brian Josephson of how ArXiv.org rudely refused to post Edmund Storms' cold fusion paper
Read how ArXiv.org quips about being thrilled physicists are "kept off the streets and out of trouble"

Brian Josephson (UK) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
• Nobel Laureate discoverer of the Josephson Junction.  
    Is restricted to post only to the physics category.
• His Lindau lecture  (800 kb pdf download)

Gustavo Gonazlez-Martin  (Venezuela)

MarK Hadley -- (UK, University of Warwick)

Andrei Kirilyuk  (Ukraine) -- His Biography

Paul LaViolette  (U.S.) -- His ArXiv.org blacklisting account
• Read how ,after a bitter struggle, he is now restricted to post only to the physics category

Angelo Loinger
Is restricted to post only to the gr-qc (general relativity quantum cosmology) category.

Eric Lerner  (U.S.)  -- His Biography

Martin Lopez Corredoira (Switzerland/Canary Islands) -- His Biography

Alex Rivero  (Spain. University of Zaragoza) -- His Biography

Shervgi Shahverdiyev  (U.S.)
• Formerly endorsed for hep-th section, now is restricted to post only to the physics category.

Jack Sarfatti  (U.S.) -- one coauthored paper is still posted

B. G. Sidharth  (India)

   In January 2004, arXiv.org introduced an automated endorsement system which was touted by operators of the system as an answer to complaints about the archive's restrictive policies.   However, there have been cases where blacklisted scientists have attempted to use this supposedly objective endorsement system and the outcome has been overriden to ensure that their works are still blocked.

   Another drawback is that most endorsers are fearful of endorsing novel papers because they worry that they could lose their endorser status if their decision runs counter to the tastes of the arXiv moderators.  In fact, the arXiv.org website states that the archive administrators reserve the right to revoke any endorser's endorsement status.  When one blacklisted scientist's paper was rejected, the reason given by the archive moderator was: "No legitimate endorsements from current users."  When the scientist then asked "will you guarantee that persons who endorse me will not be victimised by having their arXiv privileges withdrawn?" no substantive response was forthcoming.

The scientist concluded from this that they had refused to guarantee that anyone who endorsed him would not be punished for doing so.  Thus one could surmise that the endorsement system is merely a facade to give the false impression that the electronic preprint archive operates in a fair manner.

Read about what one scientist went through when trying to use their endorsement system http://etheric.com/physarchive/history2.html#11