Can authors be added to a manuscript that is about to be submitted that has earlier been published as a preprint? I have a research idea which I wish to preserve via preprint but the idea has not been reviewed by my supervisors. I wish to publish the idea as a preprint under my name then later after it has been reviewed by my supervisors, add their names and submit the paper to a conference.
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https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/55165/add-author-to-existing-arxiv-paper
https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/128023/is-it-fine-to-post-a-paper-to-arxiv-and-later-change-the-title-and-add-authors
Faisal A. Garba
No, this is not considered a publishing. Otherwise, each piece of paper would be counted twice. Preprints, on the other hand, are not peer-reviewed publications.
Preprints, on the other hand, are a citable part of the scientific record. All preprints are assigned a permanent DOI, which should be used when adding them to a manuscript's reference list.
Preprints, like journal publications, are usually allowed to be cited in the reference list of the piece in question. The National Institutes of Health has advocated a preprint citation format that specifies the work's status as a preprint and includes its DOI.
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