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How did you find PF?
I was just doing a google search for a recently published preprint of mine to see if it was tracking at all yet, and I happened to come across a question asked on this site that related to what my paper was about, so I took the chance to add a link to it as a comment; seems like a cool site!
? Hello new member here
 
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Welcome to PF, Josh.

Please keep in mind that posting a preprint to arXiv or zenodo is not really considered publishing (in the sense of publishing in a peer-reviewed journal), but it is still a good first step on that journey. Enjoy PF! :smile:
 
right yes! can be a way to get feedback while submitting; am trying different non-OA and OA presently.
 
JoshS said:
right yes! can be a way to get feedback while submitting; am trying different non-OA and OA presently.
We do not provide peer-review feedback here at PF. Is that what you are asking us for?
 
JoshS said:
is there a way to edit posts here? cant find button
Below your post there is an edit button. You can only edit your own posts.
Forum post by user phinds with Science Advisor, Insights Author and Gold Member badges, quoting JoshS asking how to edit posts, with a blue circle around the Edit button below the post.
 
phinds said:
You can only edit your own posts.
And there is a time limit for how long you have edit capability. I think it's currently at 24 hours, but I'm not sure about that.