Of the 304 open-access journals targeted by the sting, 60% published the paper. I think this mainly just shows that the average quality of open-access journals may always be low, but that's not surprising since anyone in the world can set up an "open access journal".
Is this information really meaningful without a similar test on the paid journals?
At least he didn't write "defiantly" like I see pretty often.
Right, cause "TheMiddleRoad" is the name your parents gave you.
Yes. Thank you people, I know about ships and horses.
Explain how a person with bubonic plague is going to survive traveling long distances on one of those.
>Alternatively, they had long distance links
Do you know of some secret mode of transportation that has been lost to historians?
No, but someone who pays for pirated software is.
>And this is the system Democrats want the United States to emulate?
No. Where did you get that idea?
The ACA simply makes it easier to get insurance and requires people to purchase it.
There is nothing free about it.
>Buying pirated software.
>Buying
>pirated software
ok
Balls don't trace parabolas.
Maybe not *your* balls.
Expect to see bitcoin lose half its value
Sweet. When that happens it will be time to buy.
Sure, it will take time to sort out the legal issues.
But if AMD can do it, so can nVidia.
"Scientists say they used the pandemic"
What pandemic?
How is "meh" a meme?
It's simply a reply indicating indifference.
This seems perfectly legit.
A computer scientist is someone who fixes things that aren't broken.
