The proof is not linked to the journal until the author corrects any errors and approves the final document. Then the corrected HTML document is added to the journal's table of contents and becomes immediately accessible on the World Wide Web. All those editing procedures are interactive, and the changes take place immediately. Replacing human editors with a computer autopublisher saves time and cost, but of course, there is still the big problem of maintaining the quality of the submitted articles. Acceptance Paper journals institute a comprehensive review from an editorial board of luminaries in the field who pass written comments to editors, to the reviewers, and to authors.
Authors then rewrite and resubmit the paper.
It is linked to an evaluation form that readers are encouraged to complete. The buttons allow busy readers to review the article quickly and anonymously. The answers are transferred to a database that tallies results at the end of a month of review-status publication. Articles that receive a score of 80 percent or higher, are transferred to an archive of accepted papers. Those papers that do not receive an 80 percent score are rejected, and the links are removed from the table of contents.