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Researchers need curated, high-quality content. Poor-quality and predatory journals are a threat to the integrity of science. While poor-quality journals may be easy to identify from a publication performance perspective, they may not be a threat to the integrity of science and possibly serve niche areas or specific research communities. Although usage of the term predatory publishing is widespread, it remains ill-defined and subject to personal interpretation and judgement. Specifically: • Labeling a journal predatory may be controversial if there is no evidence. Publishers that have, in someone’s subjective opinion, some predatory publications may also publish high-quality journals. • It is not always straightforward to identify predatory journals. Journals change their editorial policies over time; a journal that did not start off as predatory may become so over the years or vice versa. • The term predatory evokes a negative response in some, while others find it fitting seeing these publications and indeed their publisher as practicing unethicall