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Comment on Spammers Invite Researchers to Pay to Advertise Their Research by Jeffrey Beall
Thanks, I meant ‘related’ in the sense that they both offer a similar ‘service.’
I told myself I wasn’t going to initiate any more lists, however …
Comment on Scholarly Publishing Industry Firms Getting Rich off Predatory Journals by Jeffrey Beall
Comment on Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2016 by Jeffrey Beall
STM Journals is not an open access publisher, so it’s out of scope for my lists. It publishes subscription journals. Does your library subscribe to any of its journals? Mine does not. I think few libraries, especially here in the west, subscribe to them, so work published in them is largely hidden. Do you want to publish your work in a journal that few will ever read? You might want to find a stronger journal for your work.
Comment on Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2016 by mis
Thanks for prompt reply. Mine does not too.
Comment on Real Location of JSciMed Central Revealed by juyong
hi i made the same mistake.
i published(?) in an OMIC journal.
they asked for US 1500 after it got accepted.
i have been ignoring them for a year now, but i am getting roughly one email every 2 months asking for the payment.
Comment on Bogus Conferences Warning: Avoid All SGEM Conferences by Jeffrey Beall
It seems to be more about Vienna and selling vacations in Vienna than about a scholarly conference. Why do so many Bulgarians set up conferences in Vienna? This conference is more about making money than about science.
Comment on Appeals by Jacob
Dear Beal, is PLOS publication reliable?
Comment on Spammers Invite Researchers to Pay to Advertise Their Research by Keith
Sorry, I don’t get the joke.
Comment on Appeals by Jeffrey Beall
This journal is not on my list at this time.
Comment on Predatory Publishers Thriving on LinkedIn by Keith
I’m not surprised, given the state of scientific communication on LinkedIn – science-related groups are riddled with cranks and/or con artists peddling ridiculous pseudoscience, free-energy type inventions and “miracle cures”, often going unchallenged because genuine scientists avoid such groups or have better things to do with their time. I used to use it to try to find interesting science stuff as well as job-related material (about the only thing it’s vaguely useful for, as far as I can see), but now hardly ever go there after wasting way too much time arguing with these self-styled scientists and inventors.
Among other things, I got into long arguments with a woman who claimed she could cure autism via “Infinite Intent Energy Healing”, a guy who claimed he had an artificial intelligence and a scheme for building “stellar cells”, various other free-energy and all-of-modern-physics-is-wrong cranks, and a supposed “alternative medicine” institute in India who turned out to be using a picture of a newspaper office in the UK as an image of their headquarters. In fact, I think it was the discovery that some of these people were publishing their “research” in dodgy journals that led me to this blog.
(Then there’s all the self-styled business gurus posting endless clickbait articles about “3 Ways To Win At Job Interviews” or “Millennials: How To Sell Stuff To These Strange Aliens” or “Believe In Yourself And You Can Be Rich Like Me” and the legions of fawning, incoherent sycophants metaphorically licking the boots of contributors.)
Comment on Predatory Publishers Thriving on LinkedIn by The Iron Chemist
LinkedIn is absolutely useless.
Comment on Appeals by Sameer Deshpande
It seems you haven’t yet included http://www.langlit.org in your list please do check if it’s reliable or not.
Comment on Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2016 by yash
Could you please tell me about the authenticity of these two journals:
1) Journal of Infection and Public Health
2) American Journal of Gastroenterology.
Comment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by Jeffrey Beall
I recommend against submitting papers to all journals from International Knowledge Press (IKP) including this journal.
Comment on Appeals by Jeffrey Beall
Comment on Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2016 by Jeffrey Beall
Neither journal is considered a predatory journal at this time.
Comment on Predatory Publishers Thriving on LinkedIn by Keith
This article is talking about journals using LinkedIn for advertising, though, not them publishing there.
Comment on Appeals by Jeffrey Beall
Thanks, I agree, and I have added this journal to my list.