Immense Pleasure from Open Access Text (OAT)
Open Access Text (OAT) seems to another collection of manuscripts from India. Why do I say that? ⊗ 113 journals at www.oatext.com/journals with titles ranging from "Mouth and Teeth" to "Translational Brain Rhythmicity". ⊗ A known spammer (see http://www.scientificspam.net/?p=139 ) that takes "immense pleasure contact an eminent person" like me to publish in a radiology journal, even though I am neither an MD, a radiologist, or anything else connected with the field. ⊗ A lot of blather on the website, such as "OA Text galvanizes a community of scientists that collaboratively advances and communicates science and its power to ensure a sustainable future." ⊗ Journals publish trivial articles. E.g., Zięba-Palus J (2017) Forensic examinations of micro-traces. Forensic Sci Criminol 2, doi: 10.15761/FSC.1000113. ⊗ Email omitted an address for the journal, but it came from an Indian server. ⊗ The domain oatext.com is registered to Ranjith Donthi, 114A B...