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Comment on Life Science Journal Delisted from Scopus by Jeffrey Beall

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Any day now. It is late this year.


Comment on Life Science Journal Delisted from Scopus by Mahmood

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So, u mean that this list is of 2013?

Comment on Life Science Journal Delisted from Scopus by Jeffrey Beall

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It's more complicated than that. Please see <a href="http://www.infodocket.com/2014/06/10/research-analytics-thomson-reuters-will-roll-journal-citation-reports-and-essential-science-indicators-into-nextgen-incites/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here</a>.

Comment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by Dickson Mireku

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Dickson Mireku
we are very grateful to you

Comment on Be Careful with Spam from Research Media by Karen

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I just received an email from them, looks like their price has gone up to $3120 for a 3 pg article. They make a great effort in their email to sound like they are legitimate. let me know if you want a copy of the email.

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by Yurii

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not until I see a series of multi-center clinical trials of sufficient statistical power to reach a favorable conclusion. Until then…. I call their BS

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by wkdawson

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Well, it is _possible_ that they didn’t know the journal is predatory or they had too many bad experiences with very bad reviewers.

However, one thing that stuck out to me was that they seem to emphasise that they are “led by Professor Marco Ruggiero MD, a molecular biologist and fully qualified medical doctor”. I’ve noticed that certain types of cranks have a habit of attaching the “Dr”, “Professor”, “MD” credential as a prefix (or suffix) to their name.

It seems like most people who have seriously learned anything in graduate school probably would not chose to advertise their credentials to other people, as they would probably be keenly aware of how little they know, which is vastly more than what they do know.

Furthermore, a really good piece of innovative science probably doesn’t come in the form of an 8 page paper.

So, even if given the authors were right, I don’t think they are going about it the right way to show they are right.

Comment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by Jeffrey Beall

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This is not a questionable journal; it is fine, I think.


Comment on Report Details Predatory Practices of Two Bosnian Journals by Wasit ullah

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Full Details about DRUNPP SARAJEVO- Bosnia and Herzegovina

Journals which has been published by the DRUNPP of Sarajevo are:

1. TTEM – Technics Technologies Education Managemen (NEW NUMBER DOWNLOAD – Volume 9 / Number 1) – Impact Factor 0.414 (ISI Journal Citation Reports 2012) NEW

2. HealthMED (NEW NUMBER DOWNLOAD – Volume 8 / Number 6) – Universal Impact Factor: Impact Factor is 1.0312 (UIF 2012)

3. International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine & Public Health (IJCRIMPH)

4. International Journal of Pharmacy Teaching & Practices (IJPTP)

5. Balkan Journal of Health Science (BJHS)

6. Review of Global Medicine and Healthcare Research

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by ole ole

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To solidify the case, I think it would be important to list, other than the double address, the exact full list of problems with this publisher and its journals that led it to be listed as a predatory journal. If these aspects are not fully and clearly shown, then the basis of classification as a “predatory” journal may be flawed, and the journal would simply just be another OA journal, like any other.

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by Dan Riley

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Marco Ruggiero is certainly no stranger to controversy or cranks, especially HIV/AIDS “skeptics”. But I’m not at all clear on what Jeffrey thinks the “bio-medical sciences community” can do about it.

Comment on New Low-Quality OA Publisher: Imprints Open Access by MC

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Jeffrey- the Imprints website certainly looks more legit than it did when you posted this initially. It is still clear to me that this is total scam and hopefully will not take off, but look at some of the editors–there are some real scientists with credibility there. Must have been promised a lot of money or else this set of journals is trying to become a real thing

Comment on New Low-Quality OA Publisher: Imprints Open Access by Jeffrey Beall

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I wonder if they all know that they are listed as members of the editorial boards here.

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by Dana Roth

Comment on IDOSI Journals No Longer to be Indexed in Scopus by Payam

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Please note that IDOSI is NOT based, managed or even operated from Iran. They based in UAE & managed by some people from Pakistan. Just see their contact address. Give your information in an evidence based way.


Comment on IDOSI Journals No Longer to be Indexed in Scopus by Jeffrey Beall

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Do you believe everything you read on the internet?

Comment on Would You Take a Cancer Cure Proven Effective in a Predatory Journal? by ole ole

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The web-site you provide only indicates an opinion piece by Jeffrey Beall. There is absolutely no quantification of this “predatory” classification. My query pertains specifically to the publisher of this apparently flawed paper, Science Publications. The public needs to know a detailed list of what exactly is wrong with this publisher that would make it “predatory”.

Comment on OMICS Ineptly Uses Social Media to Promote its Brands by Jeanne A. Pawitan

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Dear Mr. Liebman,
Thanks a lot. I searched google, and indeed I did not find any bad opninion about Terrapinn. Now I can be sure, if next time they send me an invitation.

Comment on Life Science Journal Delisted from Scopus by Weekend reads: Science News cites The Onion, bitterness over lack of credit in sixth grader’s project | Retraction Watch

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[…] “We’ve seen this before — a journal gets an impact factor and then goes crazy, accepting as many articles as possible to earn more money.” A journal gets delisted from Scopus. […]

Comment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by Ola

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My sister was asked by her lecturer to pay $100 to publish her project on international journal of computer science and information security. ijcsis
the website address is https://sites.google.com/site/ijcsis/
can you please confirm that this site is genuine .

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