What is the gravity of misconduct of duplicate submissions of a manuscript to different journals. In addition, if an author finds out that his published article is wrongfully done by a journal listed in beall's list of predatory journals, is it right to resubmit without notifying the first journal?
You may find some interesting reading material on this topic here: https://publicationethics.org/search?t=duplication
You may find some interesting reading material on this topic here: https://publicationethics.org/search?t=duplication
Kamoru A. Adedokun are you with us through this thread? I didn't see you in this discussion. As it is your question we expect your participation with us, Please.
One journal will notice of duplicate publication and withdrawal of the paper was published in another Journal. Or, both journal may withdraw paper from their journal.
https://publicationethics.org/case/duplicate-publication-0
I have always be racking brain on why it is so difficult to tame this; there should be a platform unified for all journals to detect 2nd submission of an article under process. As a futurist here, I think it is possible and even long overdue. It is a great deception and incriminating submitting and resubmitting a paper under a review with one journal before..
This is a good wish item Ramat, and thank you for your thoughtfulness. Manuscript submission is disconnected since different publishers use different systems and vendors. There would need to be an coalition of sorts to take on the challenge. If I come across anything of the sort I will share information.
Mohammod Hossain Nice information and contributions so far. Sorry for late response. I have been away from the platform days ago. Excellent material you've shared. Thank you.
R.T Kamorudeen that is a good idea futuristically. Alice Marino has highlighted the reasons for the impossibility going by her in-depth experiences, but I want to believe in the saying "don't say never...", since there are common databases, perhaps, one day there could be link to discover and strike out multiplicity of data.
I think everyone should have accountability for his work. So if he wants to publish in another journal of-course he should ask the first publisher. Otherwise it will be unethical.
it is not ethical in the first place and secondly every scientific journal has an agreement of disclosure. Submitting to multiple journals may lead to author bad reputation and result in restricted publication.
Hassan Izzeddin Sarsak and Ali A. Al-Homaidan nice comments. Submitting article to multiple journals unethical which creates bad reputation. This type of authors should be restricted for publicating their paper.
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