The publication of papers is a long process. Once the article is hired, it will enter the review stage. Sometimes there will be some special circumstances, which may be subjective or objective. It is necessary to withdraw the submission. Some authors suddenly realized their mistakes and were not suitable for publication. Can I reject papers that have been wrongly submitted?

It is entirely possible to withdraw the manuscript, but you need to pay attention to what state the article is in. If the article has passed all the review links, even started typesetting for publication, or has seen the publication, it cannot be retracted. Some articles are not allowed to be retracted as long as they enter the proofreading stage, so as long as the articles are not in these States, they can basically be retracted.

If the article has entered the review stage, it is necessary for the author to explain the reasons for withdrawing the manuscript to the contributor. If necessary, the author may be required to issue an application for withdrawal. Pay attention to tone and politeness when applying, thank the other party for their time and energy and explain the reasons for withdrawing the manuscript. As long as the reasons are reasonable, they will understand and allow the lawsuit to be withdrawn.

Generally speaking, the behavior of withdrawing manuscripts is sensitive and unpopular, and it is easy to bring some unnecessary troubles to the author. If the rejection is caused by the author's improper selection of journals, it should be avoided, so it needs to be cautious.