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Peer Reviewing in Software Engineering

In this short article, we discuss perspectives on issues related to peer reviewing in software engineering journals and conferences. These perspectives are based on our experiences, which have been informed by being authors, reviewers, conference organisers, members of journal editorial boards, and also co-editors-in-chief of a journal, i.e., The Journal of Software Testing, Verification and Reliability (STVR).