Re:New academic journal only publishes 'unsurprising' resear...
by ketzu on Friday August 21, 2020 @07:45AM
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For me it's also a probability game:
If it's good research, it's more likely to be published in an academic venue (and possibly the other way around). So if there are a lot of papers, I will prefer the academically published ones.
I have limited time to read publications, I am not going to read everything just because it is available somewhere. For me, the amount of papers published these days is an argument for academic venues, not against them.
(As I am a computer scientist I have a hard time writing "journals" instead of any more general term, as conferences are way too popular in this field.)
If it's good research, it's more likely to be published in an academic venue (and possibly the other way around). So if there are a lot of papers, I will prefer the academically published ones.
I have limited time to read publications, I am not going to read everything just because it is available somewhere. For me, the amount of papers published these days is an argument for academic venues, not against them.
(As I am a computer scientist I have a hard time writing "journals" instead of any more general term, as conferences are way too popular in this field.)