Self-archiving policy statement
General Principles
The journal Tlamati, committed to the principles of open access and open science, permits and encourages the deposit of the published version (Record Version, RvR) of all its articles in institutional and thematic repositories and open access platforms, without embargo periods, provided that the attribution and citation conditions established in this policy are met.
Self-archiving contributes to increasing the visibility, impact, and preservation of knowledge generated by the academic community, in accordance with the provisions of the General Law on Humanities, Sciences, Technologies, and Innovation and the principles of the National System of Scientific and Humanistic Publications (SNPCyH).
Self-Archiving Version
Version
Permission
Description
Submitted Version (Preprint)
Permitted
Version prior to peer review
Accepted Version (Postprint)
Permitted
Version after peer review, without final editing corrections
Published Version (VoR)
Permitted
Final formatted version, with DOI, ISSN, metadata, and CC license
The journal Tlamati expressly permits self-archiving of the published version (VoR) in institutional and thematic repositories.
Authorized Repositories
As before, authors can deposit the published version of their articles in the following types of repositories:
Institutional Repositories:
- Institutional Repository of the Autonomous University of the State of Guerrero
- Institutional repositories of the co-authors' affiliated institutions
- National and international thematic repositories: Redalyc
- Recognized disciplinary repositories (PhilArchive and Dialnet)
- Open Science Platforms:
- Zenodo (European platform for the preservation of scientific data and publications)
- GitHub (for supplementary materials, research data, or open format versions)
Specific conditions for Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/communities/issn2594-2204/members)
Authors who choose to deposit the published version in Zenodo must comply with the following conditions:
- Deposit Metadata: Include at least the following: article title, authors' full names, institutional affiliation, ORCID, article DOI, journal ISSN, volume, issue number, page numbers, and year of publication.
- License: The deposit must be made under the same license as the journal (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International – CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).
- Attribution: Include a full citation of the published article, with the DOI and the following text: "This article was originally published in Ciencia y Filosofía, ISSN: 2594-2204, available at [journal URL]."
- Link to the journal version: Include the DOI or the URL of the article on the journal's official website.
- Unique identifier: Zenodo will automatically assign an additional DOI; it is recommended to link this DOI to the original article's DOI using Zenodo's related identifiers feature.
Specific Conditions for GitHub
Authors may use GitHub for self-archiving:
- The published version in plain text or Markdown format (not the formatted PDF, to respect editorial integrity).
- Supplementary materials: research data, analysis scripts, high-resolution figures, supplements, etc.
- Derivative versions for educational or reuse purposes, provided they comply with the CC BY-NC-SA license.
Conditions:
- Include a README.md file in the GitHub repository containing:
- The full citation of the article.
- The DOI of the original article.
- The link to the article on the journal's website.
- Explicit mention of the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
- Substantial modification of the content is not permitted without clear attribution.
- It is recommended to archive the repository in Zenodo (via the GitHub-Zenodo integration) to obtain a DOI and ensure its permanent preservation.
GitHub – Zenodo Integration
The journal recommends that authors use the native integration between GitHub and Zenodo to:
Connect your GitHub repository to your Zenodo account.
Configure automatic archiving of each GitHub release in Zenodo.
Obtain a DOI for each version of the repository (including supplementary materials).
Cite the repository in the main article.
Suggested procedure:
- Create a repository in GitHub for the article's supplementary materials.
- Configure the integration with Zenodo (Settings > Zenodo).
- Release the repository.
- Zenodo will assign a DOI and permanently preserve the content.
- Include this DOI in the "Supplementary Material" or "Research Data" section of the article.
General Self-Archiving Conditions
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