Talk:Life (journal)

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Since the journal Life just recently adopted an open peer review system (i.e. in 2014), I believe the previous version is more adequate. With the current version, only with the word "open peer-reviewed", it seems that the journal always had this system, which is a wrong information. Furthermore, the Life is the first MDPI journal to adopt this new system. So, the first version was more informative and give the exact notion when the changes started.For these reasons, I believe the title "Open peer review" should be kept. Let me know what you think --Carl E. Sagan (talk) 21:23, 29 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]