
Scientific Publishing: Enough is Enough


Decentralizing Journals and Peer Review DAOs: the evolution of legitimacy in scientific publishing
Nikhil Krishnanoutofpocket.health

Whether we like it or not, research is already, easily and increasingly, published outside of journals, and so are reviews. Reforming peer review, therefore, should mean working with the way science is shared in public, not ignoring it.
Saloni Dattani • Real peer review has never been tried - Works in Progress
What’s amazing is that the difficulty of creating this situation of “fully democratized information” is entirely economic rather than technological. What I describe with books is close to what Google Books and Amazon already have. But of course, universal free access to full content horrifies publishers, so we are prohibited from using these system... See more
Nathan Robinson • The Truth Is Paywalled But The Lies Are Free ❧ Current Affairs
David Lang: Most scientists are under tremendous pressure to constantly publish. That realization caused me to view scientific expertise through the lens of incentives. I’m nervous to use that language, because it’s the same line that conspiracy theorists use to deny and obfuscate facts, but I do think it’s the fault line.