She posted the cleaned, searchable PDF to the Internet Archive (archive.org) with the title:

Meera’s board game never got published—she ran out of funding. But she learned a deeper lesson. The search for a "free PDF" of an ancient text wasn't about piracy or laziness. It was about The real treasure wasn't a hidden server; it was the public domain itself, waiting for someone to bridge the gap between a dusty archive and a digital search bar.

Today, if you search for the first result is often a clean copy from a university repository or a digital library. And if you scroll to the comments, you might still find a user thanking "Meera D., New Delhi – 2022."

She never asked for credit. But she proved that sometimes, the most informative story isn't just the one written in the ancient book—it's the story of how that book finally became free.