Copyright, License, and User Right

1. Copyright

Copyright ownership of articles published in Jurnal Ilmiah P2M STKIP Siliwangi is governed by the applicable publication agreement and the copyright notice accompanying each article.

Publication under a Creative Commons license does not, by itself, transfer copyright ownership. The rights granted to the journal for publication and dissemination are specified in the publication agreement.

Authors must ensure that they have the necessary rights and permissions to submit their work and authorise its publication. Any third-party materials must be appropriately acknowledged and used with permission or under another valid legal basis.

2. Publication License

The journal uses the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0) as its default publication license.

Under this license, users may:

  • Share: copy and redistribute the licensed material in any medium or format.

  • Adapt: remix, transform, translate, and build upon the licensed material.

  • Use the licensed material for any purpose, including commercial purposes.

These permissions are subject to the attribution and other conditions of CC BY 4.0.

Previously published articles remain subject to the licenses validly granted for those articles. Updating the journal’s general policy does not automatically replace historical article licenses.

3. User Responsibilities

When sharing or adapting material under CC BY 4.0, users must:

  • Give appropriate credit to the author or other designated attribution parties.

  • Identify the source, preferably through the article’s DOI or publication URL.

  • Provide a link to the CC BY 4.0 license.

  • Indicate whether changes have been made and retain notices of previous modifications where applicable.

  • Avoid suggesting that the authors or journal endorse the user or the use of the material.

  • Refrain from imposing additional legal or technological restrictions that prevent others from exercising the rights granted by the license.

CC BY 4.0 does not impose a ShareAlike requirement. Adaptations do not have to use the same license, provided that the applicable CC BY 4.0 conditions are respected.

The full legal terms govern use of the licensed material.

4. Open Access and Reader Rights

Published articles are available online for reading and downloading without charge or registration.

Readers may copy, distribute, print, search, and link to articles and undertake other uses permitted by the applicable license and law. Access to articles is not conditional on payment by readers.

Any applicable author publication charges are separate from reader access and are explained in the journal’s Author Fees policy.

5. Reuse by Authors and Repository Deposit

Authors may share and reuse the published version of their articles under the license applicable to each article, including deposit in an institutional or subject repository and use in teaching materials.

Repository records should identify the original publication in Jurnal Ilmiah P2M STKIP Siliwangi, include the DOI or article URL, and state the applicable license.

Additional reuse rights arising from copyright ownership or the publication agreement remain with the relevant rights holder. This policy does not independently determine ownership or the licensing status of unpublished manuscript versions.

6. Third-Party Materials and Other Rights

Third-party images, tables, instruments, datasets, or other materials are included under the article’s Creative Commons license only where the relevant rights permit this and no separate credit line states otherwise.

Users must obtain additional permission when their intended use is not covered by the applicable license, a statutory exception, or another valid legal basis.

The Creative Commons license does not necessarily provide permissions relating to privacy, publicity, trademarks, or other rights. Users must respect those rights where applicable.

7. Continuing Validity of the License

Permissions validly granted under CC BY 4.0 cannot be revoked as long as users comply with its terms. Use of licensed material does not imply endorsement by the authors, journal, or publisher.

Separate licensing notices for individual articles must be respected. Suspected inconsistencies between an article’s license, copyright notice, and publication agreement should be reported to the editorial office for clarification.

8. Contact

Questions concerning copyright, licensing, attribution, repository deposit, or reuse should be directed to:

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Please include the article title, DOI or URL, and a description of the intended use or concern.