EDİTÖRYAL

Introduction

EdİtÖryal. En yeni editoryal yazımızı keşfedin. İlgili konulara benzersiz bir bakış açısı sunarak okuyucularımız için içgörüler sağlar ve düşünceyi teşvik eder.

Abstract

Review

This submission presents a significant challenge for review due to the complete absence of an abstract. As a fundamental component of any journal submission, the abstract serves as a concise summary of the manuscript's purpose, methods, key findings, and conclusions. Without this crucial information, it is impossible to gauge the paper's scope, assess its potential contribution to the field, or determine its suitability for peer review. The title "EDİTÖRYAL" suggests the submission might be an editorial piece rather than a research article, but even editorials typically include some form of descriptive text or introduction that outlines the theme or argument being presented. The lack of an abstract indicates either an incomplete submission, a technical error during the upload process, or a misunderstanding of journal requirements. From a journal's perspective, a submission in this state cannot be processed further. It hinders the editorial team's ability to perform an initial desk assessment for relevance and quality, assign appropriate reviewers, or even determine if the manuscript aligns with the journal's aims and scope. A complete abstract is not merely a formality; it is the primary tool for initial screening and sets the stage for the reader's understanding of the full paper. Therefore, the only actionable recommendation at this stage is for the author to urgently provide a complete and informative abstract. This abstract should clearly outline the content, purpose, and main arguments of the "EDİTÖRYAL" piece. Without this essential component, and presumably without the full manuscript being available for review, no substantive evaluation of the paper's content, clarity, or scientific merit can be performed. The submission, as it stands, is unreviewable and should be returned to the author for completion.

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