Answer by Anon Ymous for A question about MathSciNet etiquette
Thanks to everyone for the advice. It seems that the question has stopped attracting new reactions, so I'll try to summarize what I took from the discussion.There is no way (nor should there be) or...
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Like quid, I'm a regular reviewer, with about 60 reviews to date. The large majority of those reviews have been untouched since they first appeared, but in a few cases I have later asked Math Reviews...
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The correct method is to write to mathrev@ams.org, and describe your concern in detail, and leave the communication with the reviewer with them.
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It is in principle possible that reviews are revised/replaced (as I assume you know).However, as far as I know, this is mainly done to replace factual errors. From your description it seems to me that...
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Hello,Recently, a colleague of mine pointed me to a MathSciNet review of one of my papers that is completely off the mark - it is not negative or anything like that, but it grossly misrepresents the...
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