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May 20, 2009 10:51

When they tell me my essay has potential and encourage me to submit it for another round of peer review they do actually mean that it didn't suck balls and that if I were to follow their revisions they might print it, right? Not 'go away you're terrible don't bother us anymore', right? Right...?

Oh god I don't know.

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hearts_blood May 20 2009, 11:45:45 UTC
In my experience, I've noticed that academic/publishing types don't waste their time lying nicely to people. If they thought your paper sucked balls, believe me, they would have said so. A lot.

Do the revisions and give it another go.

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ithilwen May 20 2009, 14:00:48 UTC
You're in academia, land of the socially-challenged. If they think your work sucks balls, they'll tell you that to your face.

In other words, time to start your rewrite! You've got something potentially publishable there.

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anachronisma May 20 2009, 14:19:02 UTC
Edit the paper, it's got potential.

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