Hello dear researchers,
I created a site recently, and I was going to use parts of my articles (which are being revised in journals).
I'm afraid this will only make my posts considered plagiarism!
Have I to wait until the paper be accepted and published by the journal?
Best Regards
Ali Madad
We prefer to wait until the publication, and each research journal has specificities and instructions regarding the terms of publication and dissemination of the content
I can not advise anybody to do such things. It is better to add the PDF of the article after publication or even the pre- print, if there is any such provision in the publishing journal exists.
You must wait until the paper be accepted and published by the journal.
Have patience and try to bear more with your journal for fruitful results.
Good luck!
Dear Dr. Ali,
Suffice it to say that if you publish on your website first before the publisher, then your article will be considered plagiarized not the one on your website.
The best is to wait. After the publisher does, you can make summary of the article and place in your website just like Book Reviews. That makes it nice.
But ensure you make references to where it was published. By this, users can cite you appropriately.
Thank you.
C.E.
It is best to wait your paper to be published, plus we have to respect publishing copyrights.
Emad
I agree with all the scientist that have advised you above. Wait for publication of your manuscripts before you create the website
We prefer to wait until the publication, and each research journal has specificities and instructions regarding the terms of publication and dissemination of the content
If you put part of your interested results online, then they would be considered as publish… and not publishable after by most of the journal… Only exceptions are:
-Patents that can (and should be delivered) before publication
-Conferences
-Open archives (not always)
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Linguistics
- Composition Studies
- Publisher