These reviewer comments are really disturbing. All of us who work as editors in scientific journals must systematically filter unfair and disturbing comments and ban unprofessional reviewers! Reviewers: be rigorous, be fair, but be kind! https://t.co/Efe19F4yOs https://t.co/N3uzPgAQdq
@jamesheathers ...forgot links. I’m out for my evening walk & distracted by a couple of gents blabbering their opinions on the latest episode of my favourite podcast
https://t.co/ozOftwylvb
https://t.co/CXyQmXLSSg
Las revisiones negativas escritas de forma insultante o condescendiente afectan nuestra confianza y en algunos casos nos alejan de la ciencia. Las poblaciones más afectadas por esto son justamente las que estamos subrepresentadas en la ciencia.
https://t.co/wwryuP8FNG
...and be sure to check out our new paper at @RIPRJournal quantifying professionalism in #PeerReview: https://t.co/CXyQmXLSSg
A perfect read combined w/ @NSilbiger & @Amber_D_Stubler's article in @thePeerJ: https://t.co/ozOftwylvb
If you think you got mean reviews, take a look at this amazing collection in Figure 1 of this paper: https://t.co/h9LzzIpToN And please remember, "don't be a prig in peer review": https://t.co/5hUvHRkW3I
And, unprofessional peer reviews disproportionately harm underrepresented groups in STEM, as found in this @thePeerJ study (there are some examples of awful comments received, sheesh!) https://t.co/omYPackw8L