No ENTry
Pamela Aldrich informs me that Journal of Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders is a unique platform for sharing [my] research findings
. She's not wrong about that. At least, if by unique
she means completely irrelevant.
It appears that the research of authors like myself explores scientifically new things to the world
. Fancy!
From: "Journal of Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders" <Pamela_Aldrich@jscimed.net>
Subject: It's a unique platform for sharing your research findings
Journal of Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders (ISSN: 2475-9473) Greetings! Hope you all doing Well! Recommended Title: [completely irrelevant title to the field of ENT] We are glad to introduce our journal through an approach, to seek a manuscript for the upcoming issue, which is aimed to publish high-quality research content involving in various fields of Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders. We have successfully published previous volumes and are now accepting manuscripts for upcoming issue. The research of authors like you explores scientifically new things to the world and your research findings are very close to our journal scope. So we request you to submit Original research, Research, Review Articles, Mini- Reviews, Short Communications on your research Work. Submit your manuscript as a direct email attachment or through “Submit Manuscript” on our home page. Note: We initiated Membership Service the proposal which has the potential to support you in your research endeavors. JSciMed Central wishes you the best on your current research projects. Sincerely, Pamela Aldrich| Editorial Coordinator Email: submissions@jscimedcentral.com Note: If you no longer wish to receive emails from us, please reply with “Unsubscribe” in the subject line, and feel free to let us know why. We’ll be happy to discuss your comments and suggestions!
She considers my research findings to be within the scope of a journal dedicated to ENT. I'm at a loss to understand the connection. So a little clarification is in order, methinks.
Dear Pamela Aldrich, Please can you explain to me how a publication entitled [completely irrelevant title to the field of ENT] is in any way relevant to the field of ear, nose and throat disorders? Kind regards