Criticism
The arXiv has been criticized for blacklisting by some researchers leading to the creation of an alternative electronic preprint archive named viXra. Paul Ginsparg has denied the existence of a blacklist and has argued that arXiv's filtering system seeks to accommodate the interests of people within the research community rather than outsiders.
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