Manuscript Resubmission Portal
nounPronunciation: /ˈmænjuˌskrɪpt ˌriːsəbˈmɪʃən ˈpɔrtəl/
A digital platform or system where authors submit revised manuscripts following peer review feedback, including required response letters and documentation of changes made. This portal tracks submission versions, maintains revision history, and facilitates communication between authors and editorial staff.
Plain English
The online system where authors upload their revised paper and explain what changes they made based on reviewer feedback.
Etymology & History
Usage
"Authors must upload their revised manuscript through the resubmission portal within 60 days of receiving reviewer comments."
Style guide notes: Refer to by specific system name when possible; standardize terminology across journal communications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What documents must be uploaded in the resubmission portal?
Revised manuscript, point-by-point response letter, highlighted version showing changes, and any supplementary materials.
Can authors track their submission status through the portal?
Yes, most portals provide real-time status updates, reviewer assignments, and expected decision timelines.
Why Test Candidates on This?
Important for understanding contemporary digital publishing workflows and author experience in academic journal submission.
Required skill level: Junior