On 28/11/20 10:23 am, David Lochrin wrote:
... How much are the authors charged for rejection?
I don't know of any legitimate journals where authors are charged for
rejection: they only pay if their paper is accepted for publication.
I am not sure at what stage journals count rejected papers. Most papers
never get to the reviewers and a rejected by the editors. In my
experience most papers are rejected because they are not on topic, have
already been published elsewhere, or are student assignments.
By the way, the most common form of for-fee academic publication at
present is not open source journals, it is conference proceedings. When
I submit a paper to a conference there is no charge, unless the paper is
accepted. Then I have to pay the normal registration fee for the
conference, plus an amount for publication of the paper. If I don't turn
up at the conference, present the paper and answer questions, it is
pulled from the proceedings (I don't get a refund).
Conferences have been a non-controversial form of for-fee academic
publishing, important in fields such as computing and education. The
proceedings are mostly distributed electronically and this year the
conferences are online. Some conferences then pay established publishers
to publish their proceeding to give them legitimacy.
ps: This week I am off to (virtually) ASCILITE
https://ascilite.org/2020-conference/ and OZCHI http://www.ozchi.org/2020/
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