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On 08/29/10 21:35, Mathieu ONeil wrote:
As for your question: essentially we will publish anything, as long as the author accepts that the published paper is accompanied by 'signals' regarding relevance, quality etc: as said previously the cost of publication or rejection is intended to be borne by the author.
Having trouble understanding this: how does 'cost of rejection' fit with 'we will publish anything'? And is the 'cost' here meant to mean the reputational cost of having bad work published with negative reviews rather than just being rejected, or is there some other kind of cost intended? I'm not trying to reopen old debates, just having trouble finding the conclusions looking through the list archives. Thanks Graham ______________________________ http://www.oekonux.org/journal
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