We are exploring how OJS workflows might need to be modified to support the particular publication practices of law reviews, including things like a plugin for importing Expresso submissions, expanding the copyediting stage, etc. and are curious to know what others have done in this area before we dive in. I noticed a previous post on using the peer review workflow as a surrogate for the copyediting workflow, but I think that would be confusing to journal editors, especially since they change every year.
Thanks,
Lisa
Lisa Schiff
California Digital Library
University of California
lisa.schiff@ucop.edu
OJS and law reviews
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