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Policy

—  Jurnal Penelitian Humaniora considers manuscripts that have been posted as preprints on a recognised preprint server or repository. A preprint is a version of a manuscript that has not yet been peer reviewed by a journal.

—  Authors must tell the editor about the preprint when they submit the manuscript, and give its persistent identifier or link.

—  Authors may post any version of their work at any time, without embargo. See Self-Archiving and Repository Policy.

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Anonymity

The journal uses double-anonymous review. A preprint that is public can reveal who the authors are. The journal does not ask authors to hide a preprint, but the manuscript itself must remain anonymised, and the preprint must not be mentioned in it. Mention the preprint on the title page.

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Licence

Articles are published under CC BY-SA 4.0. Authors should check that the licence of their preprint is compatible with it. See Licensing Terms.

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After publication

—  Authors should update the preprint record so that it links to the published article through its DOI.

—  A preprint must not be described as peer reviewed unless it has been.

—  The published article is the version of record and should be the one that is cited.

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Related

Self-Archiving  ·  Duplicate Publication  ·  Open Access Policy  ·  Author Guidelines

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Sources

This policy is based on the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):