[kuhewa]

I'm burnt out on reviews, I did maybe ten last year but never spend less than a day on each and sometimes two. In my papers every reference fits to the best of my knowledge (knowledge informed by actually reading said cited material) and i follow best practices in statistical analyses, so I hold other papers to the same standard. Just an unsustainable standard to hold. I'd like to see journals pay statisticians to focus on methodology, I'm not sure if honourariums are a solution for peer review though. It would help me justify spending the time to do them but I reckon there would be a subset of hyperprolific reviewers half assing it more than ever to maximise the income per time spent.