This is the first multi-something transaction that claims to provide facsimile-scientific proofs about some interesting stuff. Everybody is invited to send an abstract (the subject is not so important) that will be published in our TGSIOB.
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The title is important but is not mandatory. It can be decided later. A generic title (e.g. "Generic scientific issue") will be accepted as well.
The abstract is important but is not mandatory. It can be forwarded later on. Even in this case, generic scientific abstracts will be accepted as well. Typical abstract are: "This paper presents a novel methodology for some kind of science or technology" or "This paper aims at presenting some kind of scientific or technology improvements is a not so clear scientific issue".
The paper is important but is not mandatory. We pursue the policy that ideas are more important than papers. TGSIB "Your ideas, our passions".
The abstract is important but is not mandatory. It can be forwarded later on. Even in this case, generic scientific abstracts will be accepted as well. Typical abstract are: "This paper presents a novel methodology for some kind of science or technology" or "This paper aims at presenting some kind of scientific or technology improvements is a not so clear scientific issue".
The paper is important but is not mandatory. We pursue the policy that ideas are more important than papers. TGSIB "Your ideas, our passions".
6 comments:
I believe that general issues are really interesting for generic scientific people.
Please submit abstract, we promise that reviewer will accept them
To the journal editor,
I'm a Ph.D student working on generic scientific issues in computer science.
I would like to know if it is possible to submit a completely blank paper or if at least the title and abstract are mandatory.
Thanks for your attention,
regards,
Pierluigi
Dear Pigi,
we are the Steering Committee of the TGSIB.
We are very pleased to know that valuable phd studens are working on generic scientific issues.
As regars the submission instruction please follows the guidlines:
1) The title is important but is not mandatory. It can be decided later. A generic title (e.g. "Generic scientific issue") will be accepted as well.
2) The abstrac is important but is not mandatory. It can be forwarded later on. Even in this case, generic scientific abstracts will be accepted as well. Typical abstract are: "This paper presents a novel methodology for some kind of science or technology" or "This paper aims at presenting some kind of scientific or technology improvements is a not so clear scientific issue".
3) The paper is important but is not mandatory. We pursue the policy that ideas are more important than papers. TGSIB "Your ideas, our passions".
Best regars
MR
Dear Professor Manuel of the Steering Committee,
Is it possible to be part of the Technical Commitee and a reviwer some paper submetted to your journal?
If yes, just send me some randomically chosen papers about general scientific issue.
Or even randomly generated papers. I'll review them careffully as well.
Finally, my collegue Pigi would like to be part of the WebAdministrator Team, would you give us the credential to edit the blog home?
Best Regards
V colonna
Dear Sirs,
I'm a poor Ph.D student involved in generic researches about lawyers and drummers and their roles in the world and, in particular, in Valtellina. I would like to know if it is possible to submit a title, an abstract and a paper on this important topic.
Thanks for your attention,
Best Regards,
AntZ, personal technology consultant from distant places
Dear editors,
I am deeply passionate about generic scientific issues, and I would like to present my paper whose title I've not yet decided on your journal.
But please, I need two consecutive deadline extensions of at least two weeks each (four weeks total). If a deadline is not yet set, please decide it now then delay it \emph{ad libitum}.
I understand that submitting the paper, abstract and title is not needed prior to the deadline; still, I'm not completely sure about the generic topic of my paper. If you extend the deadline, I will certainly have a very generic but deeply scientific topic in my mind.
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