Electronic Filing

Praxis: Jurnal Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat is committed to preserving its published articles and maintaining long-term access to scholarly content. This policy describes the journal's digital archiving practices, author self-archiving permissions, and retention of electronic editorial records.

Journal Archiving and Digital Preservation

Journal Website
All published issues and articles are available in full text through the Praxis Archives. The journal's online platform provides access to its published content and bibliographic metadata.

Digital Preservation
Praxis: Jurnal Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat seeks to maintain the long-term availability and integrity of its published content through appropriate digital preservation and backup practices. The journal's electronic files and associated metadata should be protected against accidental loss, corruption, and unauthorized alteration.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
Articles published in Sarwahita are assigned Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs), where applicable, to provide persistent identification and facilitate access to the published versions.

Indexing and Discovery Services
Article metadata are made available through relevant indexing and scholarly discovery services to improve the visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of the journal's publications.

Author Self-Archiving Policy
Praxis: Jurnal Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat supports the dissemination and accessibility of scholarly publications. Authors may deposit their articles in institutional repositories, subject repositories, academic profiles, or personal and institutional websites, subject to the journal's applicable copyright and licensing terms.

Authors are encouraged to:

• Cite the original publication in Praxis, including the article title, journal name, volume, issue, year, and page numbers or article number, where applicable.
• Include the DOI link to the published article, if available.
• Identify the applicable Creative Commons license or other license stated on the published article.
• Provide a link to the final published version when depositing an earlier manuscript version.

The permitted versions and timing of self-archiving follow the applicable license and copyright terms specified by Praxis. Authors should consult the journal's License information for the applicable terms.

Editorial Record Retention
Praxis maintains electronic records related to manuscript submission, peer review, editorial correspondence, and editorial decisions through its journal management system. These records support editorial accountability, the integrity of the publication process, and the handling of post-publication matters.

Editorial records are treated as confidential and are accessible only to authorized individuals for legitimate editorial purposes. They are not made publicly available unless disclosure is required by applicable policies or legal obligations.

For questions regarding archiving and electronic filing, authors may contact the Praxis editorial team through the contact information provided on the journal website.