Flip this: why should journals be accountable for ensuring what they publish meets minimal scientific/scholarly standards but not minimal ethical standards? (And are not journals editors, just qua human beings like the rest of us, moral agents first?)https://twitter.com/pmddomingos/status/1336187141366317056 …
Because there's a lot more disagreement on ethical standards than on scholarly ones, so I'm willing to delegate the latter but not the former.
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Leaving aside that we’re talking about minimal standards, “there’s more disagreement” would be an argument for, at best, more permissive ethical review, not none at all.
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We're talking about far more than minimal standards (read the guidelines). And disagreement is an argument for leaving ethical judgments to the readers, not the reviewers.
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