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Manuscript Submission Invitations from 'Predatory Journals': What Should Authors Do?
Mihiretu Kebede1,2, Anna E Schmaus-Klughammer3, Brook Tesfaye Tekle4
1Department of Health Informatics, Institute of Public Health, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. mihiretaabush@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Press freedom and worldwide internet access have opened ample opportunity for a staggering number of poor open access journals and junk publishers to emerge. Dubious publishers are abusing and camouflaging the golden open access model. In 2012, Jeffery Beall shed light on the predatory journals (as he preferred to call them) and the threat to open access scientific publication. Publishing in predatory journals is continuing to be a major threat for the development of science in developing countries. The authors of this article proposed solutions and outline a fresh perspective to help authors avoid publishing in predatory journals.
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