Using and Sharing Articles

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This resource establishes CorayNova Academic Press's reader-facing standards for using, sharing, and reusing articles published by CorayNova journals.

Readers may read, download, share, cite, and reuse articles according to the Creative Commons license or other license statement displayed on the article page. Reuse must preserve accurate attribution, article identity, DOI information, copyright and license statements, and the integrity of the scholarly content.

· Core Reuse Standard

Most publicly accessible articles may be read, downloaded, and shared without charge. The specific reuse rights for each article are determined by the license statement on the article page.

Readers reusing CorayNova content must retain the author name(s), article title, journal title, DOI, copyright statement, license statement, and any version or update information where relevant.

Readers must not distort the article, misrepresent the authors' findings, remove DOI or license information, alter figures or tables in a misleading way, quote out of context, or imply that CorayNova or the authors endorse a third-party product, service, policy position, or viewpoint.

· Creative Commons Licenses

The applicable Creative Commons license is stated on each article page. Licenses may include CC BY, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-ND, or another license adopted by the journal. Readers should check the article page before reuse.

If an article, supplementary material, dataset, figure, table, image, video, map, scale, appendix, or other third-party material does not carry a clear open license, readers must confirm permission before reuse.

License or Permission Situation

Reader Action

Article has a clear Creative Commons license

Follow the license terms, attribution requirements, and any stated version information.

Supplementary file has its own license or access note

Follow the file-specific license, terms, or restrictions.

Third-party material is included in the article

Check the caption, credit line, permission statement, and license before reuse.

No clear open license is shown

Confirm permission from CorayNova, the journal, or the relevant rights holder before reuse.

Reuse involves adaptation, translation, commercial use, or redistribution

Check whether the article license permits the intended use and retain attribution and license information.

· Common Reader Uses

Use Case

CorayNova Standard

Teaching slides or course reading lists

Permitted where the article license allows the use and proper citation, DOI, license, and version information are retained.

Institutional repositories

Permitted according to the article license, version statement, and repository policy.

Personal academic or laboratory websites

Permitted according to the article license, with accurate citation and license information.

Academic social networks

Permitted according to the article license and platform terms; readers should avoid uploading versions or materials not permitted by the license.

Translations, adaptations, or derivative works

Permitted only when the license allows adaptation and the adapted work clearly indicates the source and any changes made.

· Text and Data Mining

Text and data mining (TDM) is permitted where the article license, applicable law, attribution requirements, platform stability, and reasonable access practices allow it.

Readers must not bypass security mechanisms, scrape at unreasonable frequency, overload the platform, interfere with services, remove attribution or license information, or use automated access in a way that harms platform performance or violates applicable law.

· Permission Questions

Questions about article reuse, permissions, licensing, or third-party material may be sent to editorial@coraynova.com or submitted through the Feedback page. Technical questions about platform access or downloads should be sent to support@coraynova.com.