Thank you to the series editors Darren Kerr (@xdkerr.bsky.social) and Donna Peberdy (donnapeberdy.bsky.social), as well as the anonymous peer-reviewers and everyone else along the way!

oh i see sorry for the redundant idea. perhaps you could put in your revision cover letter that that particular requested revision is addressed in a citation that had to be redacted for peer review, or if that's not ideal email one of the journal's editors for advice :)

i consider blind important, so i always save the original and then submit an "anonymous" copy with redacted identifying references in text or in the bib. at the point where I delete it in-text i put something in brackets like [sentence(s) omitted for blind peer-review] or something to that effect.

I really appreciate your kind words! :)

Hopefully my thesis soon enough… 🤞🫠 In my opinion, publications such as @finleyfreibert.bsky.social’s article on Yaoi media distribution or Suzanne Scott’s Fake geek girls do a really good job at dissecting the assumption that popular cultures necessarily cater to a hetero-male market