The Editor of BioEssays, Andrew Moore, has just posted several long comments (essay-length in total) about BioEssay's policies concerning blogs and other informal scientific communications. You'll find them at Zen Faulkes' excellent Neurodojo blog.
Dr. Moore's comments are very reassuring; BioEssays clearly recognizes the important contributions that post-publication peer review can make to peer-reviewed science.
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Good to hear. And two words for those people who think Peer-Review is the end-all-be-all in scientific review:
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