They should have posted the ones they actually confirmed. They don't have any time pressure to release hundreds of new proofs, they could do 10 a week for all I care, as long as they make sure everything is actually sound and properly checked. You know, do the due diligence with the results. Not only would that prevent them from having to do retractions, it also wouldn't be any less impressive. Just not as much shock marketing value.
It's really not that hard to understand. My issue is NOT with the fact that they publish results. It's purely about how it's done and what the misleading claims are that come along with them.
It's really not that hard to understand. My issue is NOT with the fact that they publish results. It's purely about how it's done and what the misleading claims are that come along with them.