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The problem of replacing publishers isn't the CMS. It's the established review processes, the institutional knowledge and contacts, and the paid editors. Plus t
by matt4077 9y ago
The problem of replacing publishers isn't the CMS. It's the established review processes, the institutional knowledge and contacts, and the paid editors. Plus the self-perpetuing value of brands such as Nature and Science.
- manicdee 9y agoSo incorporate public peer review into the public domain papers site, and have universities base tenure on number of 4/5-rated reviews of other's published work, and number of independent replications of published papers, rather than number of original papers published?