Publication Policy
Plagiarism Policy
- Plagiarism involves taking someone else’s original ideas, processes, results, or words without properly giving credit to the source. It’s not allowed to copy material directly from other articles.
- Self-plagiarism happens when an author reuses significant parts of their own previously published work without proper citation. This could mean publishing the same paper in different journals or updating an old paper with some new data but not citing it correctly. Quillcraft checks all submissions for plagiarism using Turnitin/ithenticate software. If a manuscript is found to be plagiarized at the early review stage, it is immediately rejected and will not be published in the journal.
Ethics and Policy
Publishing in a peer-reviewed journal is crucial for building a reliable and esteemed network of knowledge. It mirrors the quality of the author’s work and the backing institutions. Peer-reviewed articles are foundational to the scientific method, highlighting the importance of establishing agreed-upon ethical standards for conduct.
- Please submit your paper in .doc or .docx format, adhering to the specific requirements outlined on the journal or conference website. We use sophisticated plagiarism detection tools such as Turnitin or iThenticate to review all submissions for publication. Any paper discovered to be plagiarized at the initial review phase will be immediately rejected and will not be eligible for publication in the journal.
- Avoid submitting plagiarized work. Papers that are plagiarized will not be accepted for publication in either the journal or at the conference. If a paper is rejected due to plagiarism from either a journal or conference, no refund will be issued, and appropriate actions will be taken.
- We kindly ask authors to submit their final formatted papers along with proof of payment as quickly as possible, ideally within 7 days, to speed up the pre-publication steps. If you need more time, please let us know immediately.
- After the final submission or publication, we cannot accept any changes or modifications to the paper. Ensure you submit your paper using the journal’s template or format to prevent any errors. The similarity index should be kept minimal.
- Authors or conference attendees are responsible for all banking fees.
- All updates, notifications, or communications will be conducted via email or through our website.
- Papers will only be considered for publication in the journal or conference after the payment has been processed.
- Once payment is made, the copyright of your article will be transferred to and held by the respective journal or conference as organized by Quillcraft. If your paper is accepted, please promptly inform us about the Article Processing Charge (APC) or the Conference registration fees.
- Our assistance is limited to getting your papers published in journals or conferences. We do not handle review, commentary, corrections, indexing, withdrawals, or any other modifications to papers.
- Quillcraft’s responsibility extends to ensuring your paper is available online or published in the journal, as confirmed by the authors. However, Quillcraft cannot be held accountable if your paper ends up in fake, clone, or predatory journals. It is crucial to carefully verify the publication link before confirming the publication of your research papers.
- After making the payment, please send us proof of payment along with your camera-ready paper by replying to the acceptance email.
- Once a paper is submitted and either paid for or accepted, it cannot be withdrawn under any circumstances.
- By utilizing our service, you are indicating your agreement with this policy. If you do not agree with our policy, we ask that you refrain from using our service. Your continued use of the service following any changes to this policy will indicate your acceptance of those changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Welcome to our FAQs on publishing. Here, we aim to help you with any questions or worries about how to publish your work. We know that understanding how to publish in academic and professional fields can be tricky, so we made this guide to make things clearer and easier for you.
Yes, every article that appears in our journals has undergone the peer review process.
No. Quillcraft only accepts original articles. Your paper cannot have been published in any other journal.
We strive to offer a quicker service than traditional journals while still ensuring the quality of our peer review process. Typically, manuscripts accepted at Quillcraft undergo peer review and are published within a timeframe of one to four weeks.
You can submit your manuscript whenever you're ready. Once your papers are accepted and have successfully passed the peer review process, they will be published in the next available issue.
To make things easier for you, Quillcraft has created a template designed to assist in the preparation of your manuscript.
Quillcraft requires that final papers be formatted according to the Journal's template and only accepts submissions in DOC or DOCX format.
No, copyright forms will only be required if the submission is accepted for publication.
If the plagiarism check falls within the acceptable range, Quillcraft will issue an acceptance letter within 24 hours.
Following the publication of the complete issue of the volume, Scopus typically requires a minimum of 8 to 10 weeks to index the paper.
There are no publication charges; however, an article processing fee applies to all journals.
Authors can directly submit their original, results-focused research papers to the official email address: info@quillcraftpublication.com
The journal rejects papers containing plagiarized content. High-quality plagiarism detection software/tools (such as Turnitin or iThenticate) are employed to ensure similarity rates do not exceed 20%.
Yes, however, a complete paper is necessary for the review process.
A paper may include up to five authors.
No, submitting the same article to multiple journals at the same time is not recommended. You should wait for the review report before proceeding.
The inclusion of articles in any indexing database, such as Scopus or WOS, follows their specific ethics and policies. Neither journals, publishers, nor Quillcraft Publication have the authority to decide the acceptance or rejection of a paper from these databases, nor can they affect the timeframe for a paper's inclusion. For more information, please refer to the indexing policy of the respective databases.
Quillcraft, as a third-party publisher, is solely responsible for the online publication of papers in the journal link confirmed by the authors. Therefore, it is crucial to thoroughly verify the legitimacy of the journal link to avoid fake, cloned, or predatory journals before confirming the publication of your research papers. Please note that once a paper is published or appears online in the journal link, there are no options for refunds or cancellation of charges.