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From: Nicholas King on 28 Dec 2007 04:47
Zhu Guohun wrote:
> In fact, I had submitted several paper to some journal, but they
> always refuse to review and rejected as some reason such as "not not
> fall within the scope of the journal or meet all the criteria required
> by the Journal... ".
>
> So I think that the editor of most journals regards the P vs NP as
> not important problem or others idea on my paper, I had to build up a
> website and show my work to public.
The editors of journals regard it as a very important problem and
require the papers to be well written before they are published if it's
an appropriate topic for the journal.

If it's not an appropriate journal then you should submit a well written
article to one that is an appropriate journal, however if the
appropriate journals are rejecting you, it's not because they don't
think the problem is important , it's because your paper doesn't meet
their standards.

Frankly I'm not too surprised by what I've been seeing from you.
Submissions of articles proving NP=P and NP!=P both demand extraordinary
proof and are a popular topic for cranks.

Nicholas King
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