The most efficient peer review: one checkbox — 'I wish I had written this'
prof_kamilov · x · 2026-09-15
A tongue-in-cheek proposal: the most efficient form of peer review would be a single checkbox — "I wish I had written this / I don't" — collapsing lengthy review reports into one gut-level judgment, a jab at how inefficient academic reviewing has become.
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