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Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Farid

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World Applied Sciences Journal is published by IDOSI has been in black list of Ministry of higher education of Iran. There is a serious concern on plagiarism in Islamic Azad University and the authors will be punished for this kind of activities. You cannot accuse Islamic Azad University for a world center of plagiarism just because of a few cases. I can give you an example from European or US based universities for similar activities. But I do appreciate your comment and hope this never happens anywhere in the world.


Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by KS

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MDPI is as well on Jeffs list. What a irony.

Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Jeffrey Beall

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Actually, it’s not on my list. What list are you looking at? Thanks.

Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Mil Kovasevic

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A question to Prof. Beall:
Is it ethical or not, if somebody runs a conference (or conferences) or a journal (or journals) to use as a paper format for his conference(s) / journal(s), the format of a well-known publisher? Do you permit it? Is it OK? For example, can I issue a book in a small printing house using the format of Springer Verlag in the Chapters of the Book. I will report that this paper format is the format of Springer Verlag, but I will not imply at any manner that my book is published or sponsored by Springer Verlag.
Is it ok? If it is not good, I will not do it. I will make other template. Please, advice

Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Jeffrey Beall

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I do think it is unethical to deceive. It’s also not a good idea to copy others’ trademarks. Why not avoid the risk and use an original format?

Comment on Hindawi’s Profit Margin is Higher than Elsevier’s by Rolling Back Gold Open Access in the UK | The Scholarly Kitchen

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[…] thought seems given to understanding whether OA really does anything to help reduce those margins (Hindawi’s OA profit margins, after all, exceed those of […]

Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Robert

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I’ve seen Springer’s LNCS used for conferences that don’t publish proceedings via Springer. Best check with them though.

Comment on Two Print Journals Completely Hijacked by Online Hoodlums by akbari.m86@gmail.com


Comment on Appeals by Felix Obi

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I am interested in accessing free or cheap online manuscript submission and web hosting platform for a newly proposed peer-reviewed to be hosted in a Sub-Saharan African country. We’d conducted a needs assessment which confirmed the need for the journal, and because we want it to be freely accessible to the readers especially in Africa, an online platform we feel would be more sustainable and cheaper to maintain, and for sustainability and visibility purposes under the Creative Commons model of open access.

Comment on Appeals by shivaram sai (@saishivaram)

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Dear, Dr.Beall
Can you explain why (IJSER) is on your list……and how bad can it be to publish in it…..

Comment on Appeals by Jeffrey Beall

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Here are two reasons: 1. It boasts an impact factor on its main web page, but it does not really have a legitimate impact factor. This false information may trick authors into submitting papers thinking they are submitting to a legitimate journal with a valid impact factor. 2. The site uses a Houston, Texas, USA mailing address but it is not really based there. It is trying to look like an American journal when it is not. This is evidence of deception, and I think all serious scholars should avoid any connection with this journal.

Comment on Another Fleet Startup: JSciMed Central by Torrey Creed

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I was just invited to join the editorial board of “Annals of Psychiatry and Mental Health.” It looked very suspicious, and I’m glad that I checked. I’ll pass.

Comment on Appeals by Jeffrey Beall

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Bidesh, sorry this has taken me so long. I have added the publishers Forex and Blue Ocean to my list. Thanks.

Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Reviewer

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I am a reviewer for several MDPI journals. I have found several case of lifted paragraphs. However, not much more than in other journals. The problem remain the average quality, which is quite low.

Comment on Criteria for Determining Predatory Open-Access Publishers (2nd edition) by Toastse Academic Journals


Comment on 2006 Article Plagiarized Three Times in Predatory Journals by Ron Davis

Comment on All about the International Scholarly Research Network by Ambrose Leung

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Update: My ordeal with ISRN is finally over after more than 2 months. The only way I can get them to finally withdraw my paper is by continuing to ignore their numerous messages asking me to pay the $500 processing fee. Initially when I responded to their messages, they just kept sending me similar messages urging me to pay. I am glad this is finally over.

Comment on Appeals by Rabindra Sharma

Comment on Conference attendee to OMICS: I want out by Jim Sawitzke

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I have now successfully removed myself from the editorial board via a phone call, emails were ignored. I have been unsuccessful reaching anyone on the phone about the Genetic Engineering meeting.

Sept. 12, 2013

Jim Sawitzke Ph.D.

Comment on Conference attendee to OMICS: I want out by David Gurarie

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What a sham!
Lately, I send all such solicitations to spam w/o opening.

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