system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
How can I quickly tell the reputation/quality of the journals that come up in a Google Scholar search?

So I love Google Scholar, but I hate that with some searches it's full of rubbish sources that I can't use in my reviews. And even nesting in a results page of quality journals there's some terrible sources, like The Journal of Foregone Conclusion who only publishes biased results about some controversial therapy. And often I just can't tell the quality of the journal because it looks just as good as the other journals to my naive eyes. It would be nice to know what the reputation of any particular is just by searching the journal name or even a browser extension that shows journal reviews within Google Scholar results.
gpt
I think every research paper should be judged on its own quality.  Sometime excellent research is published in lower tier journals and sometimes crap is published in top journals.  We should not rely on the name of a journal give give us an indication of the quality of the article.