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Hi folks
A bit of an urgent question here.
I had a manuscript accepted for publication last weekend (it was a 2nd revision, FWIW). The manuscript was thus sent to the publishers and I anticipate getting a "proof" this week or next.
I just found an article that is about 80% related to mine, that was published in the 1980s. I seriously need to reference that paper. What should I do at this point? Should I email the editor and ask him to make changes? Is it common to do something like this after acceptance?
Thanks.
A bit of an urgent question here.
I had a manuscript accepted for publication last weekend (it was a 2nd revision, FWIW). The manuscript was thus sent to the publishers and I anticipate getting a "proof" this week or next.
I just found an article that is about 80% related to mine, that was published in the 1980s. I seriously need to reference that paper. What should I do at this point? Should I email the editor and ask him to make changes? Is it common to do something like this after acceptance?
Thanks.
