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There is no correlation between the scientific rigor of content prepared before submission to scientific journals and the length of the peer-review and editorial process. [...] In-house editors perform technical screening at the submission stage, including the verification and validation of authors' identities and affiliations, screening for plagiarism and AI generation of content, as well as the verification of previous scientific controversies or the ht. [...] Following the growth of the OA market, authors have also seen the benefit of publishing OA articles as they accumulate more citations, as well as the support of more authors, enhancing the value of Open Science. [...] Lastly, we would like to comment on the article 'Journal citation reports and the definition of a predatory journal: The case of the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI), from Oviedo-García. [...] For example, a total of 251 MDPI journals are covered by the Web of Science and 97% of MDPI publications are covered in the Web of Science in 2023.