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各位好。想投稿springer出版社的Wetlands Ecology and Management，但这些天一直没能打开 instrctions for authors。也就是网站能上去，但就是不能打开 instrctions for authors里面的内容。换了浏览器和电脑也不行。请问是什么原因？多谢多谢。或者能把投稿须知给放在回复里面，也同样非常感谢。网址：
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zuojcheng 各位好。想投稿springer出版社的Wetlands Ecology and Management，但这些天一直没能打开 instrctions for authors。也就是网站能上去，但就是不能打开 instrctions for authors里面的内容。换了浏览器和电脑也不行。请问是什么原因？多谢多谢。或者能把投稿须知给放在回复里面，也同样非常感谢。网址：是可以打开的。贴在下面。应该是国内网络问题，好多网友都遇到此问题，Manuscript SubmissionSubmission of a manuscript implies: that the work described has not b that it is not under consideration for publi that its publication has been approved by all co-authors, if any, as well as by the responsible authorities – tacitly or explicitly – at the institute where the work has been carried out. The publisher will not be held legally responsible should there be any claims for compensation.PermissionsAuthors wishing to include figures, tables, or text passages that have already been published elsewhere are required to obtain permission from the copyright owner(s) for both the print and online format and to include evidence that such permission has been granted when submitting their papers. Any material received without such evidence will be assumed to originate from the authors.Online SubmissionAuthors should submit their manuscripts online. Electronic submission substantially reduces the editorial processing and reviewing times and shortens overall publication times. Please follow the hyperlink “Submit online” on the right and upload all of your manuscript files following the instructions given on the screen.Article TypesWetlands Ecology and Management publishes refereed papers on topics relevant to freshwater, brackish and marine coastal wetland ecosystems. Such topics may span wetlands science, management, policy and economics. The journal encourages the publication of papers from all geographical regions of the world, including those areas traditionally underrepresented in the literature. Book reviews, notices of scientific meetings and special issues, arising from chosen scientific symposia or workshops, or as a collection of papers on special topics, will also be considered for publication. From time-to-time, the journal also entertains special issues on particularly timely and relevant topics that may be submitted in consultation with the editor-in-chief. All contributions are reviewed by minimally two specialist referees, a subject editor, and the editors-in-chief.All manuscripts should be structured according to the Instructions for Authors.Original research articles are typically less than 8,000 words in length with 4-9 figures and tables. Note that the word count includes all text words and display captions, but not the references or title page. While there are no strict minimum or maximum limits, excessively long manuscripts are unlikely to be sent out for review. The writing style should be concise and consistently relevant. 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请问 springer 出版社杂志的instructions for authors 都是一样的吗？我在查找Molecular Genetics and Genomics杂志的投稿须知时，也一直打不开。如果投稿须知是一样的，我就直接参考上面的就好了。如果不一样，还请热心的@一点之见即可成文老师也帮我找找。非常感谢！
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violetyjm 请问 springer 出版社杂志的instructions for authors 都是一样的吗？我在查找Molecular Genetics and Genomics杂志的投稿须知时，也一直打不开。如果投稿须知是一样的，我就直接参考上面的就好了。如果不一样，还请热心的@一点之见即可成文老师也帮我找找。非常感谢！ Molecular Genetics and Genomics杂志的投稿须知 网址是#
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Molecular Genetics and Genomics杂志的投稿须知 网址是# 在附件，请参考。
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一点之见即可成文 在附件，请参考。 非常谢谢！
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老师您好：想投稿Springer旗下的Eur Spine J，结果就是无法打开网站提供的instruction for author，尝试了很多台电脑及不同的网络，就是无法打开，很是郁闷，另外杂志要求conflict_of_Interest_form链接也是同样无法下载到。看到您强大的能力及热心肠，顿时感觉找到了救命稻草，非常希望您能给予帮助，不胜感激。祝工作愉快！
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@一点之见即可成文，老师您好：想投稿Springer旗下的Eur Spine J，结果就是无法打开网站提供的instruction for author，尝试了很多台电脑及不同的网络，就是无法打开，很是郁闷，另外杂志要求conflict_of_Interest_form链接也是同样无法下载到。看到您强大的能力及热心肠，顿时感觉找到了救命稻草，非常希望您能给予帮助，不胜感激。祝工作愉快！
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shou10234 老师您好：想投稿Springer旗下的Eur Spine J，结果就是无法打开网站提供的instruction for author，尝试了很多台电脑及不同的网络，就是无法打开，很是郁闷，另外杂志要求conflict_of_Interest_form链接也是同样无法下载到。看到您强大的能力及热心肠，顿时感觉找到了救命稻草，非常希望您能给予帮助，不胜感激。祝工作愉快！我也在投这个杂志，跟你遇到了一模一样的问题，请问你后来解决了吗
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一点之见即可成文 在附件，请参考。 老师，同求eur j spine的instruction for author和conflict of interest 的文件。感激不尽！
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上次也遇到过此种情况。结果发现是系统原因，XP系统现在就是打不开了，其他的都行
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老师，同求eur j spine的instruction for author和conflict of interest 的文件。感激不尽！eur j spine的instruction for author在附件
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一点之见即可成文 eur j spine的instruction for author在附件 谢谢，非常感谢！
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heiyubaiyu 上次也遇到过此种情况。结果发现是系统原因，XP系统现在就是打不开了，其他的都行 我是WIN7也打不开呀
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一点之见即可成文 eur j spine的instruction for author在附件求助： Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics 杂志的 ，也是springer，谢谢！
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