Peer review article outline:Generic Journal

The lower part of this page contains an outline for peer review articles that are critiques of articles that have been submitted to a specific wiki journal AND that journal has decided to use this default peer review template. If you peer-review an article that IS submitted to a specific wiki journal, you must perform your peer review according to the rules for that journal. In particular, you MUST use the outline for peer review articles that is required by that journal. Some journals use a different peer review system than the one made possible by the outline described on this page. Check the particular journal for each article you review in order to determine how to perform peer review correctly for each journal. To review an article that has NOT been submitted to any particular journal, use the format specific for those articles. 
If you use the outline for peer review articles that is on this page (see below), you will keep the contents of your peer review article on a single page. You cannot alter the elements of this outline for peer review articles in an attempt to avoid the required aspects of wiki peer review. Use of this outline will remind you to include the required aspects of wiki peer review.
When you start your peer review article, be sure that you use the correct title for your article and that the name of the wiki page for your peer review article is the same as the title. (Repeating: the name of the wiki page for your review article must match the title of your article.) Create Links and Pages
Your title<BR>
You must have a title for your peer review article that includes three things:
#The title starts with "PR of:"; this means "peer review of".
#The second part of the title is the Short Title of the article you are reviewing.
#The last part of the title is "by <your wikicities user name>". In your title, replace <your wikicities user name> with your wikicities user name.
Example of a title: PR of Flexibility in wiki publishing by Parrwiltt
Remember: all reviewers must associate their real name (legal name) with their wikicities user name. This should be done on your user page at academia.wikicities.com.
There are five "notes" in the outline (below). Remove them from your new page when you are ready to submit (save) your page that will hold your peer review article.
______copy the text below and paste it into the blank edit window of your peer review article________
This is a [[Peer Review|peer review]] critque of an article that has been submitted to a wiki journal.<BR>
{{Journal Name}} note- Replace "Journal Name" with the correct name of the journal.<BR>
==Title of the reviewed target article==<BR>
[[Title]]<--note: insert the title for the article being reviewed<BR>
{{Minor Edits Allowed}} note- remove this line if you do not want [[Minor edits]]<BR>
==Title section for this Peer Review Article==<BR>
Title:<BR><BR>
Author:<BR><BR>
[[Leave me alone list]]: -empty- note- remove this line if you do not want [[Minor edits]]<BR><BR>
Notes:<BR><BR>
Scope:<BR><BR>
Date started:<BR><BR>
Estimated completion date:<BR><BR>
==Summary==<BR>
==Critique==<BR>
[[Category:First Author - Short Title]]<--note: insert the name of the category of the target article. If the article your are reviewing is contained on a single wiki page, the author of that article might not have created a category for their article. As a reviewer, you may do so. The category name for an article has the form: First Author - Short Title.
{{Peer Review Article}}
Category:Wiki Academic Publishing