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Re: [ccp4bb]: Problems with PDB entry 1muo
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Hi,
Some people will tell you that you propose something impossible. In
fact, it's just difficult, which is a very different thing. And it's
reasonable, so we should back your words.
I would like your "oath" in your previous message to become a sort of
Hippocratic oath for crystallographers. However, many will think this is
another "impossible, utopian" proposition.
Eppur si muove.
Thanks for your ideas!
Cheers,
Miguel
N.Ramasubbu <ramasun1@umdnj.edu>, 25/04/2003:
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> Hi:
> This happens in grant writing as well.
> A keep them honest approach....
> Just like copyright transfer agreement, reviewers should send in "Conflict
> of Interest" agreemnet.
> This may stipulate that :
> I do not have any conflict of interest;
> I will not publish work along these lines in the near future (time?)
> I agree to be "discredited" in the scientific community if I did so.
>
> If the Editors later comes to know about Plagiarism then they will no
> longer be bound by the "discretion".
> They should recommend the journal to publish the name(s) of the reviewer who
> "stole" the concept
> and should not allow that person from publishing anything in that journal.
> And to do justice, publsih the
> original submission with proper credit!
> And write a letter to the friendly journal as to what happend. Publishers of
> the "friendly" journal are
> then obliged to withdraw the paper and follow suit in not accepting any
> mansucript for publication.
> subbu
>
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