KnowraPredatory publishingLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Predatory publishing, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 2Compared with 8Open accessCompared with: Author-pays models can be imitated by deceptive publishers, though open access itself is not predatory.Scientific journalCompared with: Predatory publishers imitate journals while failing to provide reliable scholarly evaluation.Academic journalRelated: Some deceptive journals exploit authors’ need to publish while offering little genuine scrutiny.Academic publishingCompared with: It shows how publication-fee incentives can undermine credible evaluation.Scholarly communicationCompared with: It shows how publication incentives can be abused when quality controls are weak.Scientific publishingCompared with: It imitates legitimate publishing while failing its core quality-control obligations.PLOS ONECompared with: Fee-based open access is sometimes confused with predatory publishing, though they are not equivalent.Scientific communityRelated: It tests how researchers identify trustworthy venues in a crowded publication system.Scientific ReportsCompared with: Its author-fee model can be confused with predatory publishing, although the concepts are distinct.Literature (scholarly publications)Compared with: It complicates judgments about which published works merit scholarly trust.