THE CENTRALITY OF TRUST IN ACADEMIC PUBLISHING LIES WITH THE CORRESPONDING AUTHOR

The Centrality of Trust in Academic Publishing Lies with the Corresponding Author

The Centrality of Trust in Academic Publishing Lies with the Corresponding Author

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To the Editor: I have followed, with great interest, the passionate debate held DANDELION LEAVES between Lichtman, and Ashkenazi and Olsha in Rambam Maimonides Medical Journal.Lichtman put forward a curious and enlightening proposal to offer a fractional value to each author, depending on the value of their relative contribution, with the total amounting to 1, as a way to reduce GLUCOSAPET authorship abuses, such as gift or guest authorship, which are two very prevalent forms of authorship abuses in academic publishing today.

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