Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 13:10:38 11/21/02
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On November 21, 2002 at 09:44:17, Georg v. Zimmermann wrote: >I would love to publish the 1 or 2 of my 1000 ideas which are actually working >for my programs. > >Trouble is I dont think I can. >I dont know anyone who would open the doors to ICGA or other journals for me. If >anyone could help with that.. none would be more happy than me for being proven >wrong. Write it up and send it to the ICGA. Many of us review papers for them. They don't just toss them in the can, they send them to 2-3-4 people to review, and then the author gets the feedback from the reviewers along with a recommendation "to publish" or "to publish after modifications"... > >I bet you just need the connections you get from working in a science department >someplace for a year or more. I doubt that the quality of the papers do matter >that much, otherwise all articles coming from any author who's program isnt in >the SSDF top 30 should get rejected immediately. That would be very short-sighted. I can think of _many_ articles written by people that fit the above, and thankfully they were not rejected... It is a "peer review process"... > > >Kind regards, >Georg v. Zimmermann > >>When you find a new idea, you have two options: publish it and contribute to the >>scientific community, or keep it as a secret to improve your program over >>others. >>
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