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Zhan YH, Zhang XF. Letter to the Editor: Serum bile acid profiling for diabetic gastrointestinal neuropathy: Promise and pitfalls. World J Diabetes 2026; 17(8): 117130 [DOI: 10.4239/wjd.117130]
Evaluation of a Journal’s Credibility by Authors
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1 Are you satisfied with the online submission system?
Yes
2 Are you satisfied with the peer review report?
Yes
3 Are you satisfied with the editing quality of the article?
Yes
4 Are you satisfied with the article PDFs?
Yes
5 Are you satisfied with the online full-text article?
Yes
6 Are you satisfied with the prepared figures in the online full-text article?
Yes
7 Are you satisfied with the prepared tables in the online full-text article?
Yes
8 Are you satisfied with the published articles processes?
Yes
9 Are you satisfied with the requirement for providing academic rules and norms?
Yes
10 Are you satisfied with the academic misconduct detection report?
Yes
11 Are you satisfied with the period of publication?
Yes
12 Are you satisfied with the editing and publishing rules and norms?
Yes
Evaluation of a Journal’s Peer Review by Authors
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1 Are you satisfied with the time spent for peer review?
Yes
2 Are you satisfied with the anonymous peer review process?
Yes
3 Is the peer review report of great help to your manuscript?
Yes
4 Do you think the peer review report for your manuscript is fair or objective?
Yes
Author‘s Comments
Given the current enhancement in AI-assisted writing capabilities, I propose that mandatory English polishing be not strictly necessary, and journals should strive to attract more submissions while screening articles of greater academic value. A high-quality journal is defined not by its impact factor alone, but by its editorial rigor, ethical standards, author fairness, publication speed, inclusivity, and the genuine scholarly value it adds to its field—both in what it publishes and how it engages with the research community. World Journal of Diabetes is on the way to the best.