top | item 41304538 (no title) salt4034 | 1 year ago Why lower quality? The money doesn't go to authors, editors or peer-reviewers. discuss order hn newest PopePompus|1 year ago You're certainly right about authors and peer-reviewers, but are you sure that editors don't get paid with some of that money? dsr_|1 year ago Yes. The "editors" for most such publications do not edit, they make publishing decisions.Copy-editors are expensive, and paid for by the researchers, not the journals. load replies (2) giantg2|1 year ago Lower system quality? I saw job postings from Elsevier a couple years ago and considered applying. I assume there are other paid staff who contribute to quality of the articles or their delivery as well.
PopePompus|1 year ago You're certainly right about authors and peer-reviewers, but are you sure that editors don't get paid with some of that money? dsr_|1 year ago Yes. The "editors" for most such publications do not edit, they make publishing decisions.Copy-editors are expensive, and paid for by the researchers, not the journals. load replies (2)
dsr_|1 year ago Yes. The "editors" for most such publications do not edit, they make publishing decisions.Copy-editors are expensive, and paid for by the researchers, not the journals. load replies (2)
giantg2|1 year ago Lower system quality? I saw job postings from Elsevier a couple years ago and considered applying. I assume there are other paid staff who contribute to quality of the articles or their delivery as well.
PopePompus|1 year ago
dsr_|1 year ago
Copy-editors are expensive, and paid for by the researchers, not the journals.
giantg2|1 year ago