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Matt Blaze @mattblaze@federate.social

@frincon @pluralistic I'm not in your field, so my experience is from a different angle here, but my conclusion is very different. I've gotten my share of ill-informed reviews, but I'm absolutely sure my published work is better (if less prolific) for having been through the process. Also, I've benefited from peer review in the papers I *read*, which are relatively free of the kind of glaring, time-wasting errors and irrelevancies that peer review is reasonably good at catching.

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Matt Blaze @mattblaze@federate.social

@frincon @pluralistic Of course, the system is far from perfect. I think it's particularly disfunctional that we conflate the paper publication process with awarding career points, and place so much emphasis on metrics like acceptance rate, etc. But I'm still glad we have some mechanism to review papers before they're published!

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