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The second quick check we did was to look at how International Scientific Indexing calculates its impact factors. In a  previous article , we looked at the African Quality Centre for Journals (AQCJ), which is another indexing measure. In that article, we described how Web of Science calculates its impact factor, which is both easy and transparent. AQCJ did not describe its evaluation methodology in a transparent way, which was a cause for concern.

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