It has been two months since the submission, and the submission notice says that a copyright transfer statement is required, and it is before the review begins. But so far, they haven't even sent me an article number, just saying sorry and they will contact the reviewer as soon as possible... I don’t know when your copyright transfer was handed in.

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“Something about the most xxxxxx ISOPE conferences and journals in the field.” ISOPE's outstanding feature is simple (shabby) and busy (management chaos). It's already 2020, and the submission system is still sending emails. This year, my office partner was even quite embarrassed because the submission mailbox was full and he could not submit manuscripts successfully. Not to mention that citations of his own irrelevant articles were expressed or implied by the “excellent” editor-in-chief (Korea). No lunch was provided in the conference. The only two advantages are: the meeting place was very fun; the original text of the conference paper can be transferred to the journal, though the journal is in the edge of being kicked out of SCI. After the meeting, I transferred the paper to the journal (email). For 5 months, there was no news. I only found out that the editor-in-chief was on vacation and it was omitted after sending an inquiry email. And I was informed that latex was not supported. After sending the transferred word file, after 5 months of no news, I sent an email to ask the progress and found out that no reviewer was found. After a few reviewers were recommended, it was accepted after 3 months. After 2 months of no news, I sent an email to ask the progress, and was asked to give the document again. After 5 months of no news, I sent an email to ask the progress, and was told that it was arranged in an issue 5 months later. It took 2 years. If the conference period was included, it took two and a half years. If a doctor expects it to graduate, he will definitely go crazy when waiting.

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