None, but science isn't a business. Treating it so creates perverse incentives where an articles is reviewed by merit of its financial gain and not its content. Some people already do this by prestige alone, but adding money to the mix won't improve this imo
Alright but look at how much they pay the authors. What other business pays ZERO dollars for their core product?
None, but science isn't a business. Treating it so creates perverse incentives where an articles is reviewed by merit of its financial gain and not its content. Some people already do this by prestige alone, but adding money to the mix won't improve this imo
So it's acceptable for Elselvier et al to milk academics blind? At the minimum, authors should not be charged.
No, but ideally all publishers should operate not-for-profit, and yep submission for open access should not cost ridiculous fees.