Author Ethics

  1. Authors, must report the process and the results of their research honestly, clearly, accurately, thoroughly, balanced, and keep the research data intact. The author's honesty is expected in presenting every data and informations contained in the content and results of the study.
  2. Authenticity, the author makes a statement that the written work submitted to the editor of the journal is original (from the author's own idea), has never been presented and published in any media, in any language, and is not in the process of being submitted to another publisher. In the event of duplication of publications and commiting fraud, the author is willing to have his/her article removed from the publication of this journal.
  3. Clarity of sources, the author must mention and ensure that every source used as citation and bibliography is written comprehensively and transparently. The author is strictly forbidden to cite someone's work/published articles without mentioning the source.
  4. Responsibility, the author is fully responsible for the data and the result of the research he/she writes, both in terms of methods, analysis, calculations, and details. The author is willing to answer precisely and honestly if the verification is required from editors and reviewers.
  5. In the deal, the author ensures that the name listed in the article are compiled based on the contributions of each author's ideas and thoughts and have been approved by the entire writing team. In addition, if there is a substitution, subtraction or multiplication of the author's name, it must obtain the approval of the writing team.
  6. Timeliness, the author is punctual in making the improvements to the manuscripts from the review and editing for the sake of discipline and regularity of journal publishing. However, the author must ready to bear the consequences such as the delay in publishing journal articles if it is not on time.
  7. Disclosure of conflicts of interest, authors uphold the copyright and privacy with each other to avoid conflicts of interest. In the event of a conflict of interest with another party, the author must resolve it reasonably and prudently.