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Dear Editor,
After reading Nature comment piece "Predatory journals recruit fake editor",1 some questions crossed my mind. I wish to share them. First, can the scientific community be guilty of crying wolf too much concerning open access, that in the future it may be difficult to know if there is a problem or not? I have a feeling that researchers that have well conducted studies, that are ethical, well reported and scientifically credible are happy to see their...