Scientific Journals International - SJI

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Scientific Journals International (SJI) is a relatively new publisher, with many of its journal titles yet to release their first editions. There is uncertainty regarding the respect and credibility of SJI journals within the scientific community, as they are not widely recognized or referenced. The discussion highlights a lack of familiarity among researchers and suggests that potential authors should exercise caution when considering publication with SJI. A related post on Liblicence may provide additional insights into the publisher's reputation and practices.
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Has anyone heard of the journals published by this group, Scientific Journals International (SJI)? Their website is http://www.scientificjournals.org/

Are these journals generally respected in the scientific community?
 
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I've never heard of their journals. They seem pretty new: a lot of their titles have not had their first edition published yet.
 
This post on Liblicence may be of interest: http://www.library.yale.edu/~llicense/ListArchives/0807/msg00050.html
 

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