1. Apr 17, 2015 #1

   zhanhai

   

   " Our policy is that we reserve the right to reject any submission. "
   
   Of course this is a policy statement. Some people may have read it or the like somewhere.
   
   Is there anything wrong with it?

    

   zhanhai, Apr 17, 2015
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3. Apr 17, 2015 #2

   phinds

   

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   What are you talking about? Who is writing/publishing it? Who is the audience? What's it for?

    

   phinds, Apr 17, 2015
4. Apr 17, 2015 #3

   Ryan_m_b

   

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   It's pretty hard to have a proper discussion without context but on the face of it I'd say there's nothing wrong with that statement in of itself. If you're a privately owned website, newspaper or even scientific journal you have the right to choose what submissions to accept. Areas where it becomes murkier would be if the reason for accepting/rejecting something falls afoul of anti-discrimination laws e.g. If a newspaper rejected opinion pieces from any black person.

    

   Ryan_m_b, Apr 17, 2015

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