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Firstly this is a complex issue because from what I understand these papers validate and ensure quality in the publishing of the article. This is a value add be
by misterhtmlcss 10y ago
Firstly this is a complex issue because from what I understand these papers validate and ensure quality in the publishing of the article. This is a value add because it filters the garbage found on the web and I for one don't want to see what has happened to the news e.g. fake and or poor quality being published, happen to science research.
However I may have a solution that suits the organization's need for funds which they need to continue to do their valuable work and also satisfies funders and that is to publish a totally unrefined version in a bulk WikiLeaks manner and then publish their properly edited and refined article within their magazine.
Not a very knowledgeable guy on the topic, but this could be a great way to retain the primary value and also satisfy other stakeholders.
To those who think their role as gatekeepers is no longer valid, I have to wonder what planet you are on that you don't think independent journals that compete are not a valid vehicle for ensuring claims are at least minimally justifiable AND that paying those professionals to do that kind of work is somehow wrong. Such a silly way of thinking.
- davidgerard 10y ago> Firstly this is a complex issue because from what I understand these papers validate and ensure quality in the publishing of the article. I think you'd seriously have to show your working there, in detail. Nobody who does that work is paid, AIUI. The publisher probably does a bang-up job of the typesetting ...