@GodDoesnt seemed to claim that his hoax did, or something very close to it.
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Replying to @SisyphusRedemed @YeyoZa and
No, they didn't. This is just what it's easiest to refute. 1 test. 1 result.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @YeyoZa and
Is that how scholarship works now? 'We have an N of 1. PUBLISH!!!!'
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Replying to @SisyphusRedemed @YeyoZa and
Is what how scholarship works? This is a twitter conversation.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @YeyoZa and
@GodDoesnt's article certainly seemed to present itself as scholarship. It was certainly ABOUT scholarship.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Hoax was aimed at scholarly publications. The denouement that it was satire was in Skeptic Magazine
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But it wasn't published in a scholarly publication. It was published in a vanity pay-for-play journal. That itself undercuts the whole thing
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Replying to @SisyphusRedemed @GodDoesnt
We can argue abt pay-to-publish. That was one of the targets. A lot of other journals similar rejection rate
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I was discussing submitting a physics paper today to a very prestigious science journal and it was pay to publish.
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Take a look at the journal
@GodDoesnt published in. Look at their standards. If your physics journal has the same, it's bullshit.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
You just rejected a lot of Sociology journals. Seems Hypaytia has same rejection rate.
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Hypatia isn't pay for play.
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