#openpeerreview — Public Fediverse posts
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Does #OpenPeerReview (here #F1000Research ) give editors the right to euphemise reviews? See [1] + my submitted review [2].
The editor wants to *completely remove* these 2 sentences:
"This paper is not a research paper in physics/astronomy/cosmology. I will not review further revisions of this submitted text."
I completely fail to see how the editor can justify this removal (+ I disagree with the other changes).
[1] https://f1000research.com/articles/11-344/v3
[2] https://codeberg.org/boud/open_science_meta/src/branch/main/open_peer_review/F1000_git_report_CCBYSA
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#F1000Research aimed at #OpenPeerReview but is utterly failing. Sending a reminder just one week after a first request for a review (on version 2 of a text), and then saying nothing - effectively refusing to publish the review - for *six months* despite two reminders defeats the whole idea of open peer review.
#Qeios seems to be doing the opposite - after publishing a review immediately, it clarifies by email that it's a *preprint* server.
[1] https://codeberg.org/boud/open_science_meta/src/branch/main/open_peer_review/F1000_git_report_CCBYSA
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Any opinions on #Qeios [0][1] for #OpenPeerReview? Columbia Uni Mailman SchPublicHealth [2] and NYT [3] seem to take it seriously. I'm rather annoyed at #F1000Research , which pressured me for a fast report on v2 of a paper but after 5 months and several reminders hasn't published my review of v2 [4].
Qeios sounds serious. Is it?
[0] https://www.qeios.com/publishing-policy
[1] https://www.qeios.com/recent-articles
[2] https://www.publichealth.columbia.edu/news/new-journal-seeks-reduce-bias-scientific-publishing
[3] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/28/opinion/peer-review-research-studies.html
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#F1000Research is not going to get many reviewers for its #OpenPeerReview system if after two and a half months, a review of version 2 of a paper is still not published:
https://f1000research.com/articles/11-344/v2
Receipt of my second review was confirmed by email on 6 Feb 2023 ...
#F1000 had a nice idea, but currently it doesn't seem to be working.
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@cartographer @stephenserjeant @dasaptaerwin
#F1000Research [1] has an interesting approach to #OpenPeerReview [2], in which preprints are called "published"; justification: once "published", an article rejected by reviewers cannot be submitted to another journal (but may be revised+resubmitted). In principle, this encourages reviewers to reject papers constructively, treating the authors respectfully [3].
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F1000_%28publisher%29%23F1000Research