Submission withdrawl

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Submission Withdrawal

Authors who submit a manuscript to DINASIF are considered to have committed to the full editorial process until a final decision is made. Withdrawing a manuscript during peer review consumes the time and effort of editors and reviewers. Therefore, manuscripts may only be withdrawn for valid reasons and in accordance with the following provisions.

Before peer review
Can be withdrawn without any consequence by written request to the editorial office.
During review or after acceptance
Only for valid reasons, with written consent from all authors and confirmation from the editors.
After publication
Cannot be withdrawn here; handled through the Corrections & Retractions page.
1

Withdrawal Before Peer Review

Authors may withdraw a manuscript that has not yet been sent to reviewers without any consequence, by submitting a written request to the editorial office.

2

Withdrawal During Peer Review or After Acceptance

A manuscript that is under review or has been accepted but not yet published may only be withdrawn for valid reasons, such as:

ⓘ  Examples of valid reasons
  • the discovery of serious errors in the data, methods, or results that cannot be corrected through revision;
  • an authorship dispute that cannot be resolved;
  • issues concerning research ethics, copyright, or permission to use data.

Withdrawal requests must be submitted by the corresponding author via the editorial email, stating the reason for withdrawal and including written consent from all authors. The editors will assess the request and provide written confirmation.

⚠  Important
A manuscript is considered formally withdrawn only after the authors receive confirmation from the editors.
3

Submission to Another Journal

Authors may not submit the same manuscript to another journal before receiving withdrawal confirmation from the DINASIF editors.

✖  Duplicate publication
Simultaneous submission before withdrawal is confirmed is treated as duplicate publication and handled in accordance with the Research Misconduct page.
4

Withdrawal Without Valid Reason

⚠  Possible sanction
Withdrawal of a manuscript during peer review without a valid reason, or repeated withdrawals, may result in the authors being barred from submitting to DINASIF for a specified period, as decided by the Editor-in-Chief.
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Published Articles

Published articles cannot be withdrawn through the submission withdrawal mechanism. Requests to withdraw a published article are handled in accordance with the Corrections & Retractions page.