OncoIntelligence Journal supports the long-term accessibility, preservation, and responsible management of its published content and user data.
Digital Archiving and Preservation
The journal preserves published content through (PKP Preservation Network / LOCKSS / CLOCKSS ) in order to support long-term accessibility and continuity of the scholarly record.
Where applicable, article metadata, full text, and associated files are preserved through the journal platform and designated archiving systems. If the journal ceases publication or changes platform, reasonable efforts will be made to ensure continued access to previously published content.
Version of Record
The final published version available on the journal website constitutes the version of record. Any subsequent corrections, updates, or retractions will be linked transparently to the original publication.
Identifiers and Metadata
Articles are assigned persistent identifiers such as (DOI), where available. The journal aims to maintain accurate bibliographic metadata to support indexing, citation, discoverability, and long-term preservation.
Repository and Third-Party Deposit
Where permitted, authors may deposit accepted or published versions of their articles in repositories, subject to the journal’s copyright and licensing policy. Repository copies should cite the version of record and link back to the official journal publication page whenever possible.
Privacy Statement
The names, email addresses, affiliations, and other personal information entered on this journal website will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of the journal, including submission processing, editorial communication, peer review management, publication, indexing-related metadata, and platform administration.
Personal data will not be shared with third parties for commercial purposes. Information may be disclosed only where necessary for journal operations, technical support, indexing, archiving, legal compliance, or research integrity procedures.
The journal takes reasonable steps to protect user information against unauthorized access, misuse, or disclosure. Users are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their own account credentials.
Cookies and Platform Data
The journal website may use essential platform technologies, including cookies or session tools, to support login, submission tracking, accessibility, and site functionality. By using the journal platform, users acknowledge such necessary technical processing.