Peer-Review Wars Leave Researchers Frustrated and Calling It a Waste of Time

The article examines how scientists are getting caught in ongoing disputes over the peer-review process, which many now call a waste of time for everyone involved. These conflicts, stemming from methodological disagreements and editorial battles, are eroding trust in a cornerstone of scientific publishing. The fallout matters because it can delay research, demoralize reviewers and authors, and undermine the credibility of published findings.

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