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Looking into #ScienceAdvances as a journal to publish in..
Why is there a reference limit, and why is it so low (80 references)? In this day and age? For an online-only journal?

https://www.science.org/journal/sciadv

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Albert Cardona
Albert Cardona
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Why would anyone choose a for-profit open access journal over one run by a charity?
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Frank Aylward
Frank Aylward
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SciAdv is from AAAS, which is a non-profit - wouldn't that be better than a for-profit OA journal?
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El Duvelle
El Duvelle
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@foaylward that's true, AAAS is non-profit.. but why are their publication fees so high then?
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Albert Cardona
Albert Cardona
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@foaylward You are right, I forgot Science Advances isn't from Nature or Elsevier. Gosh so many PLoS ONE copycats.
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Frank Aylward
Frank Aylward
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@albertcardona the APC is still quite high. I agree society OA journals are probably the best. For my micro work I try to aim for ASM
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