OCL Journal: quick feedback (10 min max)
In order to help us to improve our service, we would be thankful if you could take a few minutes to answer the following questions.

Please note that OCL journal is
- a peer-reviewed journal
- a full Open-Access scientific journal
- devoted to fats, lipids and oil- and protein-crops.
- not for profit.
Your country of origin:
The country  you are currently working in:
In which year did you publish your 1st scientific article, regardless of the journal (OCL or other)?
Number of articles you have submitted to OCL (whether they were accepted or rejected) in the last 3 years, as a lead author or co-author:
How many of these were accepted?
Number of articles you have submitted to journals other than OCL (whether they were accepted or rejected) in the last 3 years, as a lead author or co-author:
How many of these were accepted?
Have you ever submitted an article to the following journals (if so, please check the journals)?
For each of the following, please tell us how much this factor weighed in your decision to submit to OCL rather than another journal (1 = almost not ; 5 = very strongly) *
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Slightly Important
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OCL is free of charge for authors
OCL is free access for readers (open access)
Invitation to publish from OCL's Editorial Board/Steering Committee
At OCL, copyright remains with the authors (creative commons license)
OCL's transversal scope, from the farm to the fork
OCL's scope on oilseeds and lipids
OCL's thematic issues and calls for authors
OCL's acceptace rate (40%) for submitted articles
OCL's review process, which helps authors improve their article
OCL's reviewing deadlines (in 2021, the average time between submission and first decision was 43 days)
OCL's not-for-profit model
OCL journal's indexing bases
A general reflex or habit of submitting articles to OCL
Are you professionally required to publish in open-access journals (free for readers)?
Are you professionally required to publish in non-APC (without Article Processing Charges, i.e., free to publish) journals?
Have you ever submitted an article to a journal that charges a submission fee, whether or not the article is subsequently accepted?
Would you continue to submit articles to OCL if the journal charged a submission fee of, for example, $100 ? [Set at $100, this fee would serve simply to discourage speculative submissions; the editorial costs of handing each submission would remain heavily subsidized by the journal’s institutional partners. There would continue to be no publication fee.]
Approximately how many articles published by OCL did you download on average each year over the last two years?
Can you recall the topics of 2 or 3 articles published in OCL that particularly caught your attention?
Have you subscribed to
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No
to OCL's e-mail alert that alerts you to the latest articles published?
to OCL's twitter account?
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Do you perceive OCL as a :
How is OCL journal perceived by your supervisory body?
Why such an image of OCL journal perceived by your supervisory body?
What improvements would you like to see implemented in OCL Journal?
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