[Mpra-english] New editors

Fernando Estrada persuacion at gmail.com
Thu Dec 13 06:35:39 CST 2012


Dear Professor Ekkehart

Thanks for your mail.

I think the key is to keep some regularity in assisting the authors.

In my case I felt quite comfortable doing this work. An balanced
distribution of editorial work will always depend on maintaining a level of
commitment to MPRA.

Receive many greetings

Fernando Estrada


2012/12/13 Ekkehart Schlicht <schlicht at lmu.de>

>
> Dear all,
>
> in the meanwhile I have disburdened some English editors who were not very
> active (Jan Weiland, Supachet Chasarn, and Nadeem Naqvi). We have placed
> a request for new volunteers on our main page. I have received three
> applications so far.
>
> It occurs to me that work is distributed somewhat unevenly. Maybe we find
> a way to rectify that. Any suggestions and recommendations regarding the
> number of additional editors we should take, or our conventions and
> procedures?
>
> Alex has suggested the following:
> "The number of submissions varies in wide limits.
> One of our tasks is to lessen the time of editing for each author, even at
> very large numbers of submissions.
> It is not easy to edit more than 10-15 submissions at once.
>
> So, we may additionally ask editors:
>
> 1) to check the review not more than every 3-4 days (twice a week).
>
> 2) to perform their weekly norm (or a bit more) at once if they see
> a more than 2-3 day editing delay
> or a queue of more than 15-20 submissions."
>
> What do you think?
>
> Thank you all for your good work!
>
> Ekkehart
>
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