C = NR+1
where N is equal to the number of paragraphs in your manuscript, and R is equal to the number of reviewers.
Law Number Two: The only point of agreement shared by all of the reviewers will be that you are somehow wrong.
17 November 2005
The laws of peer review:
Law Number One: For any manuscript or proposal subjected to peer-review, the minimum number of comments (C) can be determined using the following equation:
where N is equal to the number of paragraphs in your manuscript, and R is equal to the number of reviewers.
Law Number Two: The only point of agreement shared by all of the reviewers will be that you are somehow wrong.
where N is equal to the number of paragraphs in your manuscript, and R is equal to the number of reviewers.
Law Number Two: The only point of agreement shared by all of the reviewers will be that you are somehow wrong.
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