As stated above there are journals available on-line both free and for a fee. Third, the Internet offers alternative ways for scientists to hold meetings. I am not advocating that such meetings replace our annual fall technical meeting. These are two distinct forms of communications that serve distinctive purposes both are required. As you can see, there are many questions to be answered about how OAS should participate in this electronic revolution.
Authors often receive reviewed manuscripts with reviewer suggestions for improvement.
Editors should also have their editorials subjected to the red pencil and peer review. This editorial has been reviewed by Drs. Otis Dermer, Sharon Ford, Ulrich Melcher, and Jerry Merz.