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[Damith Wickramanayake]

Lushane, Rushane , Omar, charlene , Robert and Indunil

Pl. reda below.. , and you can feed your comments..lot of work but worthwhile doing it

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From: editorialb...@gmail.com <editorialb...@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 9:24 PM
Subject: Re: Re:
To: damithwick <damit...@gmail.com>

Dear Damith Wickramanayake,

Glad to hear from you. You could choose a suitable journal which relates to your research area for the special issue.

See all our journals by this link: http://www.sapub.org/Journal/alljournalslist.aspx

The following is a summary of the most important issues when conducting an Editorial in a Special Issue.

Principal duties of the Editors in summary:

1. Propose a Special Issue Call for Papers. The call for papers should clearly define the Special Issue's topic or theme.

2. Advertise Special Issue broadly in the community.

3. Develop the issue by soliciting contributions from persons who are doing important work in the chosen topic, which means the Editors 

are responsible for the invitation, collection and selection of the manuscripts for the Special Issue.`

4. Conduct the whole review process of all submitted papers.

5. Interact with authors according time lines and make sure that all reviews are submitted such that the Special Issue's time lines can be 

met.

6. When the review process is finalized the Editors should prepare a 2-3 page introduction to the Special Issue.

Remarks/suggestions from the Assistant:

1. To ensure the success of the Special Issue, each Special Issue of the Journal should contain more than 4 papers and an Editorial Preface.  

Each paper should be no less than 4 pages. The maximum length of a Special Issue is one issue of the Journal.

2. Each paper must be reviewed by at least two international specialists (three in case of doubt) and revised in accordance with their 

comments. If major revision is asked for by one of the referees the paper must be reviewed again by at least one referee. The referees are t

he choice of the Editor.

3. Editors should appoint a panel of referees to help them in their task, bearing in mind the comment above concerning papers authored by  

Editors. Here attached with the Special Issue proposal template.

Please inform us if you are prepared well to be the Editor of a Special Issue and send us your proposal of the Special Issue by March, 18 (at  

the soonest,but flexible), 2015 or earlier. Your prompt answer will be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,

Van Shell

Editorial assistant

Email: editori...@sapub.org

Scientific & Academic Publishing (http://www.sapub.org/ ), USA

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From: Damith Wickramanayake

Date: 2015-03-14 10:00

To: editorialb...@gmail.com

Subject: Re: RE:

Hi..

OK..Pl. let me know what I have to do, and when..? 

On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 8:37 PM, editorialb...@gmail.com <editorialb...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Damith Wickramanayake，

Thanks for your reply and I think the previous

email may have been taken as spam by the server. Well, actually

we are inviting you to be the guest editor of our Special Issue. If you are

interested, please reply to me. I really appreciate it and look forward to your reply.

Best wishes,

Van Shell

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From: Damith Wickramanayake

Date: 2015-03-14 09:07

To: editorialb...@gmail.com

Subject: RE:

Hello..

I , yes. Currently, my university mail sever having some problems. henec always CC to my personal email address damit...@gmail.com 

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From: editorialb...@gmail.com [editorialb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2015 1:58 AM
To: Damith Wickramanayake
Subject:

Dear Damith Wickramanayake ,

I am writing to make sure that you received my last email.

I would be grateful if you would acknowledge receipt of this 

letter and inform me your decision.

Any of your reply will be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes,
 
Van Shell 

Editorial Assistant

Scientific & Academic Publishing ( http://www.sapub.org/), USA