Recommendations for authors wishing to prepare their work, scientific article, manuscript or research for publication in international journals. Many journals publish articles in electronic form, others also in paper form. One advantage of electronic publishing is that it makes journal articles widely available quickly and relatively cheaply.
Electronic publishing may be particularly useful for some groups, such as researchers and health professionals who work in countries where paper journals are not available.
Sometimes the journal publishes shorter versions of articles in paper form and longer versions in electronic form. These two publishing methods target different audiences. For example, the paper version of the study will not have details or any results.
Electronic publication review, which makes every reader a potential reviewer, represents a new level of peer review. Authors may make changes in response to criticism from readers. This allows for pre-review by readers and subsequent review by authors before articles are accepted and published. This does not replace the existing peer review process, but does provide a level of criticism. It was initially hoped that reader feedback published electronically would provide the same benefits as established external peer review processes. However, in practice, review comments are usually not as complete as in an external review and are not confidential.
Before you decide to publish your work online, it is wise to research the copyright restrictions of the journal in which you would ultimately like to publish.
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