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An Alert For Authors and Readers of Translated Books

Progress in international science, and toward an open civil society, obviously depends on the honest exchange of information. No sane scientist would dream of falsifying a DNA sequence for commercial or ideological gain. Indeed, most scientific publications contain only unintentional ("stupid") errors that often can be spotted readily by careful readers. Nevertheless, a minority practice of intentionally inducing "deletion mutations" in translated works does exist.