If the quality of the article does not meet the upper-middle level of the journal, it is likely to be rejected. However, the speed is very fast.

(0) 讚！ | 懒羊羊

I can't even invest now, the difficulty has skyrocketed.

(1) 讚！ | 野原新之助-

It is worth considering to graduate in a hurry, after all, the impact factor is high, and it is important to have recommendations from reputable supervisors. However, since all the articles are written by Chinese authors, the international influence is limited, so I hope not to be rejected.

(0) 讚！ | welfare123

I guess the original poster is frustrated and leaving negative comments after being rejected. Currently, the journals have strict standards for both submission volume and article quality, and this will not change in the future. The national awards regulations have clearly stated that high-level research results are encouraged to be published in domestic journals, supporting the development of domestic journals. It is everyone's responsibility!

(0) 讚！ | 王球宝

A self-indulgent journal, just like innovation, with a bunch of editorial board members citing each other, thinking they can rely on impact factors. Little do they know that the industry recognition is not as good as regular old-school SCI journals, and they could be kicked out at any time. After taking a look at the papers published above, I decided not to submit. It's embarrassing to consider this as a representative work.

(0) 讚！ | real researcher

The advantage is that the speed is really fast, and now the submission process is quite user-friendly. In the early stages, relying on low publishing volume, sequencing articles, reviews, and methods from the company to increase the impact factor was very impressive. Currently, the reputation and influence seem to be relatively poor, becoming a self-boosting journal for Chinese people. However, the requirements for experimental articles are still quite high, either in terms of communication or data volume.

(0) 讚！ | 洋洋洋111

Hello, is "Under review" after submission mean it has been sent for review?

(0) 讚！ | 毛毛

How long does it take for the submission to be reviewed after the OP submits it?

(0) 讚！ | feifei

Sharing my submission experience in iMeta journal:
March 20, 2024, submitted
April 8, 2024, rejected
Feedback from three reviewers, editorial department suggested revisions according to their comments and encouraged resubmission.
July 25, 2024, resubmitted after revisions
August 12, 2024, minor revisions
August 14, 2024, accepted
September 3, 2024, published online.

The review speed and editorial feedback were very fast, and the reviewers were professional. iMeta is a domestic microbiology and bioinformatics journal with an impact factor of 20+, striving to become a top domestic microbiology journal and enhance the influence of Chinese researchers in the field of microbiology. Looking forward to future developments!

(1) 讚！ | 王球宝

Currently, the impact factor is mainly boosted by methodological articles and a large number of non-research articles and reviews. Journals have both good and average articles, but this is the reality, after all, luck is also a part of strength. The editor's tastes are unpredictable, and manuscripts are rejected after several reviewers give clear suggestions for revisions. However, the journal is very fast, making it convenient to submit to other journals. I also wish the journal to improve more and more in the future, and hope to publish an article in it!

(0) 讚！ | wyz121