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The reviewers gabev valuable insights to improve the quality of the paper and the production team was very helpful when preparing the final version for publishing.
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While the reviews were detailed and helpful, the process took way too long, and the lack of progress wasn't communicated. The typesetting done by the publisher was terrible, introducing a range of errors after the proof stage.
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Reviews were very short, two of them consisted of just one paragraph. The reviewers didn't seem to really have read the manuscript carefully.
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Professional editorial staff, swift review process with decent reviews, some of which have really read the manuscript properly, and quick publication.
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Given the length of the review process, the reviews were of low quality, some of them just stating typographical errors, and one was just a few sentences long. The editor himself, it has to be said, has provided the most detailed feedback and thus made a great effort to make up for the disappointing reviews.
The typesetters introduced some errors at critical points in the manuscript. The article appeared swiftly as an online first publication but it seems to take around two years until it will actually appear in an issue.
The typesetters introduced some errors at critical points in the manuscript. The article appeared swiftly as an online first publication but it seems to take around two years until it will actually appear in an issue.
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The editor explained what was wrong about the manuscript, and indicated another companion journal to be considered for submitting the paper.
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Good automated system for submitting paper, quick review process with useful comments of reviewers
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Although many of the reviewers`contributions were very accurate and positive, helping me improve my article, one of the reviewer seemed rather picky. Nevertheless, I tried to overcome any obstacles on the way and accepted to respond to their requirements, mostly because they were relevant.
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This review process was hard to pass, some of the comments contradictory between reviewers or between review rounds. The journal offers double-blind review, which we requested but during the review process it showed up that we as authors are not blinded and this information for authors is not valid. However, the process was still of rather high quality and helped our paper to improve. We were also enabled to prolong a period of resibmitting.
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The editor was so quick with handling everything and the reviewer comments were extremely helpful.
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Quick review process with good, usable comments of reviewers
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Fast review process and a kind and available Editor
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The journal has a very good automated system of submitting papers. It was quite easy to submit and the process (submitting-acceptance) did not take too long.
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The editorial board member completely missed the point in the paper. The journal also did not reveal the name of the editorial board member. Even though it was not sent for external review, the journal did not provide any name of a person who had handled the paper, except for the secretarial assistant who manages the emails. Why it took almost 4 months for a non-review is another question.
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The review process of the Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology was reasonably fast and efficient. Comments made by reviewers were constructive. The revised manuscript was promptly accepted.
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Reviewers were relatively fast and quite helpful. Verdict was 'minor revisions'. Time from acceptance to publication was longer than expected given the review process, and working with the typesetters was challenging (no direct contact possible, and corrections on proofs are not always handled systematically).
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The initial review was high quality, though we were surprised there was only one reviewer. It included critical comments on the overall paper as well as proposed minor edits to the ms text, so clearly the reviewer had spent a lot of time. The editor just forwarded the review without adding any comments of their own. Resubmission took over a year due to external circumstances; after that, acceptance came lightning fast, without the review round we were expecting. Again, the editor had no comments except to say that this version was fine. The paper did improve a lot thanks to the initial review, but still it feels weird to skip the second review round (if I had been the original reviewer I would've wanted to see the response to reviewers and the edits made). But perhaps at this journal, "revise and resubmit" can mean anything from minor revisions to almost rejected, and our ms ended up more towards the former end of the scale.