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Well, that's certainly provacative, can the title be updated to the title of the paper and year (2019)?

"Factoring Integers by CVP and SVP Algorithms"

It is a direct quote from the end of the abstract. The paper could hardly be titled that way. It is editorialising and thus against the guidelines.. but it's reasonable IMO.

It would hardly be getting such attention with the original title, and that attention is either what it needs, or what it needs to promptly dispell it.

<pedant> not a direct quote since the quote in the paper has a typo: “destroyes”

<pedant> that sentence is not in the paper, only on the linked page

EDIT: deleting claim about name, matches other places

seems somewhat fishy, I'll wait what experts say in the next few days...

That’s just the Chaucerian spelling.

Can we not do this, your suggestion prevents anyone from understanding what is at play here.

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