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The Rise and Fall of Peer Review
The Paradox of Progress: Trying to Predict Impact Often Prevents the Highest Impact
Stuart Buckopen.substack.com
Open peer-review, like other aspects of web-transitioned scholarly communication, has been an outlier. Lots of experimentation may be necessary for open review and comment to become routine.
Arthur J. Boston • Open Peer Review Will Be A Thing
I’m sympathetic to Horgan’s claim that there’s something rotten in the state of science, I can get on board with the idea that our scientific luminaries are a bunch of asses and buffoons, and I’m even open to the possibility that large swaths of supposed scientific activity have basically become interpretative dance.
Adam Mastroianni • Science Will Only End Once We've Licked All the Objects in the Universe
Many argue that having this kind of information behind a paywall is bad for society, and even the institutions who pay these large subscriptions are getting sick of them.
Nikhil Krishnan • Decentralizing Journals and Peer Review DAOs: the evolution of legitimacy in scientific publishing
