OK guys, if it's enough for you, just mind that Genes & Development IF is roughly half of Nature IF, and roughly the double of Development.
Do you think a blogger can influence the impact of scientific papers? I had some thougths here, and here.
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Well, journals write the IF on their webpages, so they can be disclosed.
I guess the problem would be if you attach the full list of IF, but if you write down one or two that falls into fair use IMHO.
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