Ex-TMLR Editor Reports Desk Reject of Clearly In-Scope Paper
peter_richtarik · x · 2026-10-17
Prof. Peter Richtarik reveals a zero-AI-content paper of his got desk-rejected by TMLR despite his having served as a TMLR editor and knowing it fits the journal's scope perfectly. He didn't appeal, just moved on — and his prior on TMLR "sank a bit."
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