Archive Policy

The Journal of Digital Communication Psychology is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, integrity, and continued accessibility of all published scholarly content.

All published articles and their associated metadata are maintained through the journal’s Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform. The journal takes reasonable measures to safeguard its digital publications and preserve the scholarly record against data loss, technical disruptions, and other potential risks.

The journal encourages authors to deposit their published articles in institutional repositories and other appropriate scholarly platforms, provided that such archiving complies with the journal’s copyright and licensing policies.

Where available and applicable, the journal supports the use of recognized digital preservation services to strengthen the long-term availability of its publications. Information regarding participation in specific archiving systems or preservation networks will be provided only when such participation has been officially established.

In the event that the journal’s website or publishing platform becomes temporarily unavailable, the journal will make reasonable efforts to restore access to published content and maintain the continuity of the scholarly record.

The Journal of Digital Communication Psychology periodically reviews its archiving practices to support the long-term preservation, authenticity, integrity, and accessibility of its scholarly publications.

Through this policy, the journal aims to ensure that research in digital communication psychology remains available to researchers, academics, students, practitioners, and the wider scholarly community.