In fact, the requirements of journals that publish papers for duplicate checking rate vary greatly. Most provincial general journals do not require duplicate checking of papers, as long as your papers can be published. All core journals basically require duplicate checking rate, which must be within 10% or 5%, so it depends on what kind of journals we publish, and then we can know the duplicate checking rate.

Now some people are very concerned about the repeated submission of papers, that is to say, we need to submit papers and editors should also review papers, but there are good themes, directions and contents that are not enough to check, and the repetition rate must be confirmed. If your paper is of good quality and has a national topic, and the duplicate checking rate of your paper is too high, I believe no journal will be published.

Matters needing attention in the revision of supplement papers are as follows: