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On the evaluation of work (typically, a publication or grant proposal) by the author's peers. This includes: refereeing, which is often used to determine an academic paper's suitability for publication in a journal or conference; peer evaluation of teaching skills; peer review of research grant proposals; and post-publication review of a book or article, as is common in the field of mathematics.
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Is It a Common Practice to Contact the Reviewers?
My strong advice is a clear NO!
There are several reasons:
The journal might contact other reviewers, not the ones you suggested.
Possible conflict of interest, even if you don't send your paper w …
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Acknowledging the discussion with someone in the paper but excluding this person as a review...
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In my opinion you should add the name of your colleague to the acknowledgment section of your paper because he gave constructive hints:
"The authors w …
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