Dear Colleagues,
I've been informed by Khayala Mammadova, the editor of International Journal of Humanities and Social Development Research, that my publication - published 2 years ago in said online journal - has undergone some changes, but she can access my previously published article without any difficulty.
Here's the link to my article: http://www.ijhsdr.com/files/Home/Valume_1_Number_2/LaszliKarpati.pdf
I tried accessing it with both Chrome and Firefox and neither seem to work, whereas Firefox could access and open the article before without any difficulty.
Can you suggest any explanation for this issue?
https://www.researchgate.net/project/Researcher-Skills-Improvement
No. I get the 404 error message. The publishers have removed your paper. The only available copy is now the one you left on RG at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Laszlo_Karpati3/publication/320407570
Where some of your unattributed text looks strangely like earlier text written in 2007:
"In our approach, communication strategies are a necessity for any student of a foreign
or second language during communication, due to the high probability that they
are presented with a linguistic and or cultural inadequacy when the conveyance of
meaning occurs between one another." [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222637424_Teachability_of_communication_strategies_An_Iranian_experience] or [Maleki, A. (2007): Teachability of communication strategies: An Iranian experience. System 35 (4), 583-594.]
László Kárpáti
and Hi all,
Recently I posted an important question at RG: Are you aware of the difference between http:// and https:// in a URL?
This has much to do with accessing websites but is vastly unknown to most Internet users. The url mentoined by Laszlo is a http:// site. It is insecure becuase it doesn't have a SSL certificate. The RG url mentioned by Ian is a https:// url. It is secure. Hence the difference, maybe.
I was able to reach http://www.ijhsdr.com but I couldn't do any further because the site doesn't have a SEARCH component.
Rad Maythil No, I disagree, the lack of access is because the paper has been removed. I have edited my original answer to give further interesting detail. Please re-read.
Ian Kennedy Of course, error 404 is "not found" (file moved, removed). That is basic. As for the rest of my entry, I said only "maybe". The http-https difference can create several kinds of confusion. Webmasters have started experiencing them of late, following a Google protocol change.
Thank you for your relevant observations and pointers. I might have to move my text to another website, offering it for others to re-publish it. Unfortunately, I seem to have transferred my copyright to the above said website in return for publishing it.
How can I undo such situation?
It depends on the agreement you signed with them. However, since your article has been removed, there is a chance they may allow you to transfer the paper. Have you asked them why the article was removed?
László Kárpáti Once a paper is published it cannot be republished. Otherwise you would be publishing 2 papers for the price of 1, and also, who would own the copyright? Why has the editor now made your file inaccessible to the public?? How do you explain your copied and unattributed text???
Dear all,
I'm happy to announce that my publication was re-uploaded to the site and is now accessible through the following link:
http://ijhsdr.com/files/Archive/2017_value1_number2/Laszlo.pdf
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