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How to Write an Effective Appeal Letter to a Journal Editor

Rejection is a common part of the publication journey, but sometimes it's worth appealing the decision. This article outlines situations where an appeal letter may be necessary, such as challenging a rejection, contesting reviewer comments, requesting a reevaluation, or addressing ethical/procedural issues.

by Catherine Zettel Nalen, MS

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How Long Should Authors Wait for a Journal's Response? (and When to Reach Out)

Researchers should wait for 6-8 weeks before contacting a journal editor to inquire about the status of their submitted paper, according to advice from American Journal Experts. The initial submission process, including ethical checks and finding suitable peer reviewers, can take up to three weeks, while the rejection rate for peer reviewers can be as high as 70%, leading to potential delays in publishing.

by AJE Team

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