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Copyright and License
Authors' Retention of Copyright
Authors retain the copyright of their original work published in Rainbow: Journal of Literature, Linguistics and Culture Studies. By submitting their manuscript to the journal, authors grant Rainbow a non-exclusive license to publish the work under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC. This means that others are permitted to:
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- Create derivative works based on the original article, as long as the new work is non-commercial and under the same Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC.
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TheCreative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC restricts commercial use of the published work and its derivatives. Commercial use includes generating revenue, financial gain, or any form of commercial exploitation. This limitation aims to preserve the scholarly and educational nature of the content.
Usage, Attribution, and Citations
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- Share and distribute the published article in any medium or format.
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- Provide appropriate attribution to the original authors and the journal.
When using content from Rainbow, proper attribution must be provided through citation of the source and authors.
Copyright Infringement and Ethical Considerations
If you believe that any material published in Rainbow infringes upon your copyright or the copyright of someone you represent, please get in touch with the editorial team promptly. The journal is committed to addressing copyright concerns following established ethical guidelines set forth by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
