Comment on Fallout from Questionable Article in OA Pediatrics Journal by Bill...
Yes, this is a scary example of the dangers of predatory journals.
View ArticleComment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by naelil
The link http://bio.sophiapublisher.com/index.php/ijms/
View ArticleComment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by Jeffrey Beall
This journal is published by BioPublisher. This publisher is not on my list of questionable publishers. I cannot answer all your questions. You need to make your own decisions about where you submit...
View ArticleComment on List of Predatory Publishers 2014 by naelil
Thank you very much Mr. Beal for the answer and advice.
View ArticleComment on Fallout from Questionable Article in OA Pediatrics Journal by...
[…] het nog veel duidelijker, dat werd gepubliceerd in een open access tijdschrift dat op het beruchte lijstje van Jeffrey Beall voorkomt. Dat tijdschrift weigerde ook zonder opgaaf van reden een...
View ArticleComment on Fallout from Questionable Article in OA Pediatrics Journal by bill
Duplicate posts: I have wondered why we have seen various near-duplicate posts here. Now it’s happened to me, I see why – its an occasional hiccough with Wordpad: sometimes the platform doesn’t appear...
View ArticleComment on LIST OF PUBLISHERS by The Evolving Ecosystem for Journals...
[…] this stipulation, but the principal one is quality control. While we do indeed have to worry about so-called predatory publishers, the case for predatory libraries has not and will not be made....
View ArticleComment on Be Careful with Spam from Research Media by J Apfel
I think most reputable journals do that too…
View ArticleComment on Fallout from Questionable Article in OA Pediatrics Journal by Marco
Mangano & Sherman have form, and it is not just OA Publishers they use. Take this paper: http://www.radiation.org/reading/pubs/HS42_1F.pdf Which is published by Baywood. Its analysis has been...
View ArticleComment on I get complaints about Frontiers by GB
I was recently invited to propose a Frontiers Research Topic citing a paper that I had published 3 years ago. This invitation came from the “molecular biosciences Editorial Project Manager”, a topic...
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Smith and Franklin...
Dear AlexH, thanks for your comments and we admire you for hitting the right point. We have recently discontinued the use of Viper not because it was illegal for us (we had special terms and condition...
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Smith and Franklin...
Dear Jeanne, Thanks for encouragements and we really appreciate your positive attitude.
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Smith and Franklin...
Dear Bill, thanks for your interest. Can you please contact us at journals@smithandfranklin with more details such as for how many journals, for how long time etc. Thanks
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Jeffrey Beall
If you “recently discontinued your use of Viper,” then why are the Viper logos still all over your website? It sounds like you don’t know what you’re doing and that you’re in way over your head.
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Smith and Franklin...
Dear Bell, it will be removed soon as I hinted in my earlier reply.
View ArticleComment on Would You Submit a Paper to This Publisher? by Jeffrey Beall
Right, and I also discovered a bunch of text on your website that was lifted from the BMC website without attribution. It sounds like you need to run an anti-plagiarism checker on your own website.
View ArticleComment on Misleading Metrics by Counterfeit Impact Factors are Devaluing the...
[…] now publish a list of questionable companies that supply impact factors to journals. As in the image above, journals […]
View ArticleComment on Misleading Metrics by Adakole Abu
What is status of African journal of biotechnology and journal of medicinal plants research?
View ArticleComment on Counterfeit Impact Factors are Devaluing the Real One by Yurii
Ok, call me snob, call me whatever, but an impact factor of 1 in the life sciences is not much to brag about. Now, about SCI or SCI-E being proprietary you are correct only if you want to have actual...
View Article
