Stardom Scientific Journal of Law and Political Studies

Post-publication discussions and corrections

Post-publication discussions and corrections

Stardom Journal allows post-publication discussion on the journal’s website, through emails to the editor. Stardom Journal has mechanisms for correcting, revising, or retracting articles after publication.

Correction Policy

An erratum is an error that affects the accuracy of the published paper and the reputation of the authors. Errata are published as distinct articles. Stardom Journal publishes errata in the case of a serious mistake a factual error or an omission in the methods, results, or conclusions. To warrant an erratum, the scientific error must be serious enough to affect the scientific content of the article and the interpretation of results.

Cases that raise an erratum:

  • A figure or table was not explained and mentioned correctly;
  • A figure or table was missed out;
  • Incorrect results were included in a table;
  • An author was accidentally missed out.

A notice of correction will be issued by Stardom Journal to the article and correct considerable errors that appear in online articles when these errors considerably affect the content or understanding of the work reported (e.g., error in data presentation) or when the error affects the publication’s metadata (e.g., misspelling of an author’s name). In these cases, Stardom Journal will publish a correction that will be linked to the original article.

Furthermore, Stardom Journal assumes authors inform the editorial office of any errors they have observed (or have been informed of) in their article once published.

Removal of Published Content

In extraordinary situations, Stardom Journal reserves the right to remove a paper from its website. This happens when:

  • Stardom Journal is advised that content is libelous that contains false information about a method or a researcher;
  • Infringes a third party’s intellectual property right, right to privacy, or another legal right;
  • It causes an immediate and serious risk to safety and integrity if acted upon.

Addenda

An addendum is a notification to add information to a published paper. It should be noted that the supplements do not contradict the original publication and are not used to fix the error. For the errors, Stardom Journal will publish a correction notice. Actually, if the author needs to update or add some key information then, they can publish an addendum. According to the Stardom Journal policies, the addenda may be peer-reviewed and are normally subject to oversight by the editor of the research article.

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