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With the rise of ai, ai-based papers, and ais writing terrible papers; why are you surprised or frustrated? Wouldn’t you want some kind of barrier against slop?
I wouldn't want my google drive to start telling me my paper was too sloppy. I just want a link.
With the rise of ai, ai-based papers, and ais writing terrible papers; why are you surprised or frustrated? Wouldn’t you want some kind of barrier against slop?
No, I want arxiv to host the paper, not to review the paper. I wouldn't want my google drive to start telling me my paper was too sloppy. I just want a link.
Personally, i see no problem with delays, research takes longer than a few days. Reviews take a few weeks or months even.
Yes, the daly time recently is absolutely ridiculous. Been waiting on a preprint that's already been accepted in a top journal for seemingly no reason.
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No, I want arxiv to host the paper, not to review the paper. I wouldn't want my google drive to start telling me my paper was too sloppy. I just want a link.
You can also just put a paper on your website (or google drive). If arXiv isn’t working for you, why submit there? Personally, i see no problem with delays, research takes longer than a few days. Reviews take a few weeks or months even.
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You can also just put a paper on your website (or google drive). If arXiv isn’t working for you, why submit there? Personally, i see no problem with delays, research takes longer than a few days. Reviews take a few weeks or months even.
Ditto with this, if arxiv is just a hosting site then what’s different then a personal GitHub site hosting your paper? Ai and Google would pick it up eventually.
That means that 10 years from now I don’t want think about making sure the hosting server is up.
I also want it to have a standard format for bibliography, DOI, and authors.
I agree it isn’t much, but it’s more than I get from a regular web hosting service and it is a standard format for papers so I don’t think it makes sense for every author to roll their own.