1, email submission, suitable for people from all walks of life.
2. Online submission is suitable for people who are familiar with network operation and large newspapers have special service websites.
3. Submit it in person. But it is relatively small, and the editorial department has a huge amount of manuscripts.
4. Submit by letter.
5. Submitting papers is the key step for the author to produce results. It is useful for periodicals and magazines, indicating that the results have been recognized. But in fact, it is a long process from submission to employment, ranging from ten days and a half months to one or two months to reply.
Before submitting a paper, the first thing to be clear is the submission method. Choosing the appropriate submission method is the premise of successful submission, which can greatly improve the hit rate of submission and shorten the audit cycle.
Significance of contributing periodicals and its influence on the future;
1, the significance of contributing journals.
Except for a few interested authors who want to "practice writing" to lay the foundation for their future academic career, most authors only think of publishing periodicals at the request of schools or units.
The practical significance is to be able to meet the requirements of the unit and graduate or advance smoothly. The long-term significance is to exercise my writing style and improve my academic logic and thinking. In the future, there will be similar needs to get rid of Xiaobai's identity and make contributions selectively and purposefully.
2. Submission may have an impact on the future.
Because it is a small or primary stage, most non-core journals, that is, general journals or some professional journals, have successfully contributed articles except authors with special academic experience or academic resources. If the author specializes in academic research and studies for a master's degree or above in the future, he may be ridiculed for the proliferation of papers when his colleagues find out that he published articles in the General Journal in the past years.
But then again, who didn't come from undergraduate or primary school? To make a compromise, I suggest that the author should not contribute many non-core journals or distribute too many ordinary journals in the initial submission stage.