I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the two ways of submitting papers. One way is to submit your own paper. You can find official website's contact information online, submit your own contribution, and then wait for news. This time is usually about one or two months, and it will not exceed three months at most. Therefore, if there is no reply within three months from the time of submission, the author can contribute to other journals.

If you are an author who is confident in your thesis, has a high academic level and has plenty of time, you can consider submitting your own paper as the first choice. However, the success rate of this submission method is limited. Don't be discouraged if the first submission is unsuccessful. You can reflect on the reasons. At this time, if you have enough time, you can transfer. Just pay attention. Before you resubmit, you'd better make some changes to your paper instead of throwing it away intact, which will increase your chances of success.