John Ernst writes, >Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary, 2nd edition, > gives the following definition of "suppress": >"3. to prevent or prohibit the publication of ...."
I don't think this definition supports your claims. Did RRPE "prevent or prohibit" anyone to publish a paper. No. RRPE declines to publish many papers, but this is not suppression. There are many other publishing outlets: RRPE has never tried to stop anyone from publishing a paper in a different journal as far as I know. Even if RRPE decided never to publish anything written by, say, Milton Friedman, this would not constitute suppression as RRPE would not stop Milton from publishing somewhere else. How exactly does RRPE "prevent or prohibit" anyone from publishing their work in another journal? Eric Nilsson
