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CorayNova's For Readers resources are designed for scholars, students, practitioners, librarians, policymakers, research users, and members of the public who read, cite, share, reuse, monitor, or raise concerns about articles published by CorayNova journals.

This section brings together publisher-level information on accessing articles, using and sharing published content, Creative Commons licenses, article metrics, responsible citation, alerts and updates, reporting concerns, corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, publisher's notes, editorial notes, and article removal.

The CorayNova Journals Platform is the primary platform for article landing pages, full text, PDF or HTML where available, abstracts, metadata, DOI information, license statements, supplementary materials, and post-publication updates. Readers should use the article DOI or article landing page as the preferred access and citation route, and should review license statements and post-publication notices before reusing, sharing, or relying on an article.

· What This Section Covers

In this section, readers can find the following resources:

Ⅰ. Accessing Articles

Information on using the CorayNova Journals Platform to access article landing pages, full text, PDF or HTML where available, abstracts, metadata, DOI information, licenses, supplementary materials, and post-publication updates.

Ⅱ. Using and Sharing Articles

Information on reading, downloading, sharing, citing, and reusing articles according to the Creative Commons license or other license statement displayed on the article page, while preserving attribution, DOI information, license statements, and scholarly integrity.

Ⅲ. Article Metrics

Information on article views, PDF downloads, citations, Crossref cited-by information, Altmetric or social attention where available, and responsible interpretation of metrics and indicators as contextual signals rather than direct measures of quality or value.

Ⅳ. Citing CorayNova Articles

Information on citing articles accurately, using the Version of Record where appropriate, including DOI and version/update information where relevant, and citing corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, editorial notes, publisher's notes, or updated articles accurately.

Ⅴ. Alerts and Updates

Information on journal alerts, new issue alerts, table of contents alerts, RSS feeds, email notifications, announcement pages, account settings, and post-publication updates where available.

Ⅵ. Reporting a Concern

Information on how readers may privately and responsibly report article errors, ethics concerns, copyright or permission concerns, data or image concerns, authorship concerns, competing interest concerns, AI misuse, broken links, platform issues, or other publication record concerns.

Ⅶ. Corrections and Retractions

Information on corrections, retractions, expressions of concern, publisher's notes, editorial notes, article removal, scholarly record preservation, and how readers should interpret and cite post-publication notices.