诗刊社声明警惕冒名欺诈：有公号借诗刊名义征稿，一个页码110元

Core Viewpoint - The "Poetry Magazine" organization has issued a statement regarding the unauthorized activities of a WeChat account named "Chuan Shi Book Planning and Publishing Center," which is falsely claiming to publish a national-level poetry anthology and charging high fees for submissions. This behavior constitutes serious infringement and fraud [1][2]. Group 1 - The "Poetry Magazine" organization has not authorized any individual or entity to compile or publish the anthology titled "70 Years of Poetry Magazine: Ten Outstanding Poets," nor has it authorized any related submission, fee collection, or publishing activities [1][2]. - The account's claims about the anthology and associated fees are fabricated for illicit profit, and the organization warns poets, authors, and readers to be cautious and avoid falling victim to this fraud [1][2]. - The organization has preserved evidence of the infringement and reserves the right to pursue legal action against the infringing account, including demands to cease infringement, eliminate impact, and compensate for losses [2]. Group 2 - All official submission, publication, and event information from the "Poetry Magazine" organization is disseminated through its official channels, including the "Poetry Magazine" and "Chinese Poetry" magazines, and the certified WeChat account, with no fees charged to authors [2]. - The infringing WeChat account claimed that the anthology would be published by a reputable publisher and distributed to over thirty university libraries and public libraries within a week [2][3]. - The account also stated that the anthology is a crowdfunding project requiring the purchase of certain books, with a subscription fee of 110 yuan per page, and each poet is expected to submit at least 40 works [3].