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Comment on Fraud Alert: Bogus Article Acceptance Letters by Scamming Scientists « Erich sieht
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Comment on The Continuing Story of the African Journal of Business Management by Prof. Felix M. Edoho
I could not imagine that the “419″ culture has penetrated the sacred temple! It is shameful and disgusting that prospective scholars would devise devious means to sneak into the club they are unqualified to be in. Where are the ethics and morality of the profession? Whatever happened to the miscreants who perpetrated the scam? They have no business in academia.
Prof. Felix M. Edoho
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Comment on Introducing World Science Research Journals by Frank Lu
So, where’s the Nigerian princess that has inherited $100 million?
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Comment on Research by Fathollah Bistouni
Hi
Mr. Jeffrey, What is your opinion about the International journal of research in computer science (ijorcs.org)? Please explain
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Comment on Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2013 by Another Publisher Has Serious Problems With Blog Posts Written by a Librarian | LJ INFOdocket
[...] a Direct Link to the December 12, 2012 Blog Post That the Publisher Doesn’t Like: “Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2013″ If needed, the post is also available via Google cache and Yandex [...]
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Comment on The Open-Access Movement Reaches a New Low: Greener Journals by udo schuklenk
well, to answer your question about who would want to publish with them… folks producing crappy ‘research’. i just got a review request for a breathtakingly idiotic paper… go figure.
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Comment on Research by Jeffrey Beall
It’s on my list. If you look at the journal’s main page, you see dozens of logos at the bottom, and the journals says at the top of them, “Indexed in.” This is a bad start, because most of them are services that do not index journal articles. It also claims affiliations, suspiciously, with universities such as Harvard and Cornell. The site has contradictory licensing information, having both copyright statements as well as CC BY statements. Indeed, the journal requires copyright transfer from authors but has CC BY licenses. The journal charges different APCs depending on nationality. It claims to be an “international” journal but the editorial board and papers are dominated by Indians. Other blogs have found problems as well. See: http://fakejournalss.wordpress.com/2011/12/27/www-ijorcs-org-white-globe-publications-is-blacklisted-by-most-universities-worldwide/
–Jeffrey
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Comment on Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers (2nd edition) by bookmarks for February 15th, 2013 | Morgan's Log
[...] Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers (2nd edition) « Scholarly Open Acces… – How to ID a potential predatory journal: the usual criteria of openness, names, dates, places, and association. – (OER library2.0 ) [...]
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Comment on List of Publishers by Infobib » Canadian Centre for Science and Education Vs. Beall’s List
[...] Inside Higher Ed berichtet über das Vorgehen eines Verlags (Canadian Centre for Science and Education) gegen die auch hier schon erwähnte Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers. [...]
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Comment on Large New OA Publisher Launches with 85 Journals by Sonali
I just want to share my experience of web publication: in 2012, my research article was published in Journal of Advances in Developmental Research’ , recently one of the interviewer brought to my notice that this journal is no more publishing, the journal site appeared to be closed and I was shocked and felt very awkward. Can anybody tell me was that a fake publication? Shall I re-publish my valuable research?
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Comment on Large New OA Publisher Launches with 85 Journals by Yurii
Yep, got the spam e-mail from them too. Funny how they can’t do even this right. They addressed it to me but sent it to a colleague of mine.
You want to know how to build a journal? I suggest checking eLife, published by HHMI. They start building in almost two years before the first issues. So, yes, if you start by dumping out 85 journals with no editorial boards and want me to believe that you are a real “new” publisher, then I have a nice beach in Arizona especially for you :)
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Comment on Research by Fathollah Bistouni
Hi
Mr.Jeffrey seems to suspect journal of International Journal of Electronics Communication and Computer Technology(http://www.ijecct.org), And should be entered in the blacklist. What is your opinion about it?
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Comment on Research by Jeffrey Beall
I see problems with this journal. For example, the article in the journal entitled, "Area Efficient and A High Bit Rate Serial-Serial Multiplier With On-the-Fly Accumulation by Asynchronous Counters" located here: <a href="http://www.ijecct.org/v2n6/(312-316)0206M39.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.ijecct.org/v2n6/(312-316)0206M39.pdf</a> is largely copied from the article "AN EFFICIENT BIT RATE PERFORMANCE OF SERIAL-SERIAL MULTIPLIER WITH 1'S ASYNCHRONOUS COUNTER" located here: <a href="http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1vvb9/IJAETVOLUME3ISSUE1FU/resources/458.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1vvb9/IJAETVOLUME3ISSUE1FU/resources/458.htm</a>
Note that the abstract in both articles is the same; the title has been changed in the later article.
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Comment on List of Publishers by Encore un bibliothécaire critique menacé par des éditeurs « biblioth|ê|thique
[...] sur l’Open Access, les politiques d’OA, les mandats, le plagiat, etc., il tient également une liste de « Potential, possible, or probable predatory scholarly open-access publishers ». Véritable [...]
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Comment on Lambert Academic Publishing: A Must to Avoid by Albert John
I uploaded my thesis on LAP right now, and then came to see this blog. Just like Kabir Bhai, “I feel Cool. Not Great or Mind Blowing, but Cool.” Im not really bothered about where I stand next.
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Comment on Six New Vanity Presses — One with an Unbelievable Name by Luis Murrell
Thanks for the help Mr. Jeffrey. I am looking for more resources for my anthropology research papers, is there any online library having a lot of sciedu press releases or unique sciedu resources? Please advise.
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Comment on Open-Access Publisher Launches with 355 New Journals by Bangladeshis Publishing Even More Journals from Connecticut « Scholarly Open Access
[...] I recently discovered a group of 15 brand-new journals that are not published under the banner of any publisher — each operates as an independent journal. They all have an intriguing relationship with Academic and Scientific Publishing, a new predatory publisher I recently described in an earlier blog post. [...]
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Comment on One of the World’s Most Prolific Scholars: Syed Tauseef Mohyud-Din by Hamid
Dr.Tauseef is a great researcher who now had about 400 research papers.He got best research paper award from HEC.He is teachung us a subject”Diffrential Equations.
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Comment on OMICS Ineptly Uses Social Media to Promote its Brands by Jeanne Adiwinata Pawitan
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Comment on New Publisher Fakes Association with Reed Elsevier by TeenageMutantNinjaChemist
Yeah, I could crumple my manuscript into a ball of paper, throw it out my office window, and expect more people to read it.
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