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When publishing a paper/book with a certain publisher there is an interaction between the prestige of the publisher and the prestige of the author: An author pu
by sddfd 9y ago
When publishing a paper/book with a certain publisher there is an interaction between the prestige of the publisher and the prestige of the author:
An author publishing with prestigious publishers is considered prestigous; a publisher that publishes prestigous authors is considered prestigous.
Since publishers are commercial entities, their prestige is an asset they want to protect.
So there are other incentives at play when it comes why citing ArXiv is currently not en vogue.
I always find it refreshing to see how pre-print driven reserach communities like physics operate in comparison.
- TylerH 9y agoAKA why the academic journal industry is bullshit.
- wizardforhire 9y agoThis is the general opion I've encountered. "If you haven't climbed the ivory tower you don't get to speak in the ivory tower... Also, we in the ivory tower don't listen to those not in the ivory tower. Less we ourselves are cast down from our perched position."