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View ArticleComment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by shingirai sikomwe
thank you Jeffrey , kindly assist me why IISTE is regarded as dubious. I had three papers accepted, they claim to have good impact factor and referenced in a number of publishers
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Force!!!! show me its source. hahahah
View ArticleComment on Two “Institutes” That Want Your Money by Michael Brown
An interesting post on a Macrothink journal at Retraction Watch...
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View ArticleComment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by EGPF
I have published two papers at Psyche, from Hindawi. I will tell of my experience here. Psyche was a very reputable journal in past decades, especially among researchers working with social insects....
View ArticleComment on Did FWS Officials Use a Predatory Journal to Publish Questionable...
The Union of Concerned Scientists blog has a good, thorough reporting of this including information on two investigations into the scientific integrity of the senior officials involved....
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Nica
Hi Jeffrey, I read this comment of you right now and since I have already had a bad experience with LAP – Lambert Academic Publishing (Germany), I thank you for your warning. Just one question: in a...
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Jeffrey Beall
You are indeed missing a lot of details, for this is not a journal at all.
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Nica
Thanks a lot you for your straight reply. One more suggestion back to LAP. I submitted – unfortunately and naively – a real manuscript of almost 400 pages, and I discovered a few days ago about them. I...
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Jeffrey Beall
Did you transfer copyright to them already? This may have been done clearly or in a sneaky way (i.e., via a “click through” license.) If you have already transferred your copyright, you are in a very...
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Nica
Dear Jeffrey, thank you for your extensive explanation. Unfortunately, yes (click stuff) and the bad thing is also that I have my memory, but not the contract I signed with them, because was all online...
View ArticleComment on Did FWS Officials Use a Predatory Journal to Publish Questionable...
The reporting on the UCS blog states that the article was supposedly retracted by FWS, but it still appears on the Journal’s website with no mention of retraction. Since the FWS managers were found to...
View ArticleComment on Did FWS Officials Use a Predatory Journal to Publish Questionable...
Only a publisher can retract a published paper. An author can request that it be retracted, but the actual retraction is the function of the journal/publisher. Right everyone? Therefore, the Fish and...
View ArticleComment on Misleading Metrics: A New List on This Blog by Bill White
Hah! Did you really know what the impact factor really means? Did you really read, and grasp the information you read in the article above, about the impact factor? Search google annd pubmed about the...
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Nica
Hi Jeffrey, sorry for bothering you again. I´ve just found this online http://www.research.swinburne.edu.au/researchers/resources/lap-publishing/#q1 7. Will I retain the copyright to my work? If you...
View ArticleComment on David Publishing: Flipping Its Model by Jeffrey Beall
I am not familiar with this 20% copyright business. It may be something from German law. We don’t have this in American law.
View ArticleComment on New OA Publisher: the Council for Innovative Research by SD
People are not born knowing how to do this stuff. They need access to education and resources for a long time and at a high level. The need teachers who also had access to those things and an...
View ArticleComment on Defining Platinum Open Access by Kenneth Mitton
One of the first journals ever formed to be paperless from the start is Molecular Vision, which began in 1995. Way back, in internet years. Now this respected Journal has almost 20 full years of...
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