JPPMI | COPYRIGHT AND PUBLISHING RIGHTS
Protecting author rights and supporting responsible access, dissemination, and reuse of scholarly publications.
Jurnal Pengabdian dan Pengembangan Masyarakat Indonesia (JPPMI) respects authors' intellectual property rights and supports the responsible dissemination of scholarly knowledge arising from community engagement, empowerment, and community development.
This policy explains copyright ownership, publication rights granted to the journal, applicable open-access licensing conditions, author responsibilities, and the reuse of published material.
| Copyright holder | Authors |
| Journal publication rights | First publication and non-exclusive rights |
| Standard article license | CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 |
| Non-commercial sharing | Permitted under license terms |
| Commercial reuse | Requires separate authorization unless otherwise legally permitted |
Authors retain copyright in articles published by JPPMI. Copyright ownership is not transferred exclusively to the journal or its publisher.
Upon acceptance and publication, authors grant JPPMI the right of first publication and a non-exclusive right to publish, reproduce, distribute, display, archive, preserve, index, and disseminate the article and its metadata in electronic or other appropriate formats.
These rights allow the journal to maintain and disseminate the scholarly record without acquiring exclusive ownership of the authors' copyright.
Unless otherwise specified on an individual article, JPPMI publications are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).
The license allows users to share, redistribute, adapt, remix, and build upon the licensed material for non-commercial purposes, provided that all applicable license conditions are satisfied.
Users must provide appropriate credit to the original authors, identify the publication and source, link to the applicable license, and indicate whether changes were made. The article DOI or permanent URL should be included.
Reuse under this license is limited to purposes not primarily intended for commercial advantage or monetary compensation. Commercial reuse outside the license conditions requires separate authorization from the appropriate rights holder.
Adaptations must be distributed under the same Creative Commons license or an officially compatible license as permitted by the applicable terms.
Translations, modifications, adaptations, and other alterations must be identified appropriately and must not misrepresent the original article.
Reuse must not suggest that the original authors, JPPMI, its publisher, or participating communities endorse the reuser or an adapted version of the work.
Reusers must not impose additional legal terms or technological measures that restrict others from exercising rights granted under the license.
Authors retain the right to use and distribute their work in accordance with their copyright ownership, applicable publication agreements, and relevant third-party rights.
Authors are responsible for ensuring that the material submitted for publication does not violate copyright, privacy, consent, or other applicable rights.
Community engagement articles may contain photographs, educational materials, survey instruments, diagrams, illustrations, trademarks, or documentation provided by community partners and other third parties.
The article's Creative Commons license applies only to material that the authors or journal have the legal authority to license. Material subject to separate rights should be identified appropriately, and any necessary permission must be obtained.
Community Participant Protection: Consent to publish identifiable photographs, recordings, quotations, or personal information must be respected independently of the copyright license applied to the article. Open access does not eliminate privacy and confidentiality obligations.
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 does not authorize commercial reuse outside the conditions of the license.
Individuals or organizations intending to reproduce, distribute, adapt, or otherwise use licensed content primarily for commercial purposes must obtain separate authorization from the appropriate copyright holder, unless a separate legal permission or exception applies.
Permission from JPPMI alone does not authorize reuse of copyright owned by authors or third parties unless the journal has been specifically authorized to grant such permission.
Users should provide a complete and accurate scholarly citation when referring to, redistributing, or adapting a published JPPMI article.
A complete citation should normally include:
When the work is adapted, users must also identify the applicable license and indicate relevant modifications. Proper citation does not replace any separate permission required for uses outside the license.
The applicable copyright and license information should be stated consistently on the article landing page, published PDF, and relevant publication metadata.
The license applied when an article is published governs that version of record according to its terms.
JPPMI does not silently change the license attached to an already published article. Any substantive licensing correction must be documented transparently and made with the appropriate authorization.
For articles published before the adoption or revision of this policy, the applicable copyright and reuse conditions are those established by the original publication agreement and license displayed on the relevant published article.
This policy does not automatically replace a different license or copyright arrangement that was validly applied to an earlier publication.
The complete permissions, conditions, limitations, and legal terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License are available from Creative Commons.
