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Microsoft Word's Hidden Tags Reveal Identities of Once-Anonymous Peer Reviewers

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(Jeffrey R. Young) The peer-review process at many academic journals is intended to be blind, meaning that authors do not know who is reviewing their work. But a little-known setting in Microsoft Word has led to the unmasking of some peer reviewers, and at least a few journals have issued guidelines for making sure that electronic documents remain anonymous.

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