Is it professional for me to publish my work as a reviewer when I review any article?
Do you mean whether you can publish papers in a journal for which you work as reviewer? If other reviewers check your papers, there should be no problem.
No, i dont mean that...i mean whean i say i was reviewed this article ....are this ding is good or no?
Ahmed Farouk Basuony Abdelhamid Sir, What you are saying or writing is not clearly understood.
The sum total of the previous answer by Dr. Wolfgang is:
One cannot be a reviewer for ones own papers/articles etc.
What I mean is are there any scientific benefits when I post on the research gate site or any other site that I have reviewed an article.
Hello
There are some does that record (and you can also add yourself) about your work as a reviewer. The one that i immediately think of is Publons. They say how many articles/manuscripts you have reviewed and what is your (average) length.
This depends on the review rules of the journal. In case of blind peer review and when the reviews are not available in open access, you should not make the information on reviewers or the review itself available publicly. You may give the number of papers you have reviewed, but I do not see a place in one's profile where this information can be put.
See also this discussion: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Do_peer-reviews_made_by_unknown_reviewers_need_permission_to_be_shared
This discussion may also be of interest to you: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Rewarding_the_work_of_the_referees
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