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I'm talking about editors censoring papers. Authors could avoid this problem by writing differently, but as a reader I'd prefer they don't; knowing that a body
by cperciva 4y ago
I'm talking about editors censoring papers. Authors could avoid this problem by writing differently, but as a reader I'd prefer they don't; knowing that a body of work is closely related is very useful, especially when it comes to deciding which references to follow up.
- trepetti 4y agoThe double blind process only requires that this be done during the review drafts. The final camera-ready version for publication can use the first person without compromising the integrity of the review process. I don't think the editors would remove self-referential text from a final draft after the paper had been accepted.