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John -- reasons?
By the way, I should have mentioned, it would clearly be anonymous.
Sally
John Allison {allisonj} wrote:
>I think it's a bad idea.
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>John
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>Quick question:
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>When you review papers for journals, do you ever get a copy of the other
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>reviewer(s) review? Do you have any thoughts on the rights and wrongs of
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>this?
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>I raise this issue as the Journal of Bus. Ethics has a file management
>system and I didn't realise that it allows reviewers access to the other
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>review and they are also sent it when the resubmit goes out. I hadn't
>realised this happened and had one reviewer really angry about it. The
>person at Springer was surprised by my request to change this. So I said
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>I would ask around to see what others think. Comments?
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>Sally
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