@docmilanfar: Almost the entire editorial board of the Journal of Approximation Theory just resigned after a dispute with the publish…
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Almost the entire editorial board of the Journal of Approximation Theory resigned due to a dispute with the publisher.
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Almost the entire editorial board of the Journal of Approximation Theory just resigned after a dispute with the publisher.
Almost.
You can’t make this stuff up.
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