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The monthly review is not part of the GTD review process, but was added as an additional review by many people at the end of the month. The most reasonable thing is to save time by combining monthly comments with weekly comments. Therefore, if the end of the month is Wednesday, push the comment next Sunday or do a weekly review. In the monthly review, many people review the entire process. Do you need a paper calendar in the digital task list? Are all papers eligible for rapid review and processing, or which papers have collapsed? These kinds of comments will constantly refine your practice until it becomes fast and effective

From the viewpoint of quality control, there is a peer review process - all manuscripts are evaluated by field experts (Figure 2). In many cases, the peer review is single blind. A reviewer knows who the author is, but vice versa. This will allow reviewers to criticize the work of friends, competitors, or influential people without worrying about personal or professional influences, eliminating prejudice. However, this process is not absolutely reliable. Based on the design, reviewer's choice is based on work on related topics. This means that you have enough knowledge to judge the accuracy and impact of the new survey results. However, if the reviewer's own ideas obscure his judgment on the quality of manuscript data, this can cause problems. People who support the author 's idea may propose publication, but if the reviewer supports the idea of ​​competition, the opposite will happen.