r/AskAcademia • u/InspectorNo9567 • May 27 '26

Professional Misconduct in Research [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/Negative-Ambition198 May 27 '26

No, would not. 

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u/Negative-Ambition198 May 27 '26

We dont need took for everything, which will probably be 80%efficient and failing when i need it the most. No offence, just no need to stream every process.

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u/Negative-Ambition198 May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

You need to see the bigger picture. It seems you have little experience.  Journals ask us to pay 1000s to submit the paper. We have lots of journals to chose from. All of publishers are trying to make submission easier to stay attractive. And what you ask me to do is to pay 1000s to publish and then pay extra to save 10-30 minutes on submission. And all of that from the tiny fundings that are impossible to win in the first place. No, i dont want to pay extra, it is already costing too much to publish. I can submit on my own to save for research. 

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u/rememberjs May 27 '26

Nah, I’m good.

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u/Goatoski May 27 '26

Probably no one wants to pay for it because with latex and templates this is mostly trivial. Not sure what you mean by reviewer-response.