NexaAssist Journal of Inclusive Technology (NAJIT) maintains a clear separation between advertising activities and editorial decision-making. Any advertisement displayed through the journal or the official platform of CV. Erukasyah Lagaliora Publishing must be accurate, lawful, professionally appropriate, and clearly distinguishable from scholarly and editorial content.
Advertising relationships must not influence manuscript selection, peer review, editorial decisions, publication priority, research interpretation, or the presentation of scholarly findings. Advertising opportunities, where available, are subject to the journal's ethical standards and independent editorial policies.
Editorial decisions in NAJIT are based on scholarly merit, originality, methodological rigor, research integrity, relevance to the journal's scope, and the outcomes of editorial assessment and peer review. Advertisers, sponsors, commercial partners, and other external parties have no authority over manuscript acceptance, rejection, reviewer selection, editorial evaluation, correction, or retraction.
Advertising and sponsored promotional materials must be clearly identifiable as such. They must not be designed or presented in a manner that could mislead readers into believing that they are editorial articles, peer-reviewed research, journal recommendations, or independent scholarly endorsements.
Where advertising is accepted, NAJIT may consider professionally appropriate promotional materials relevant to its scholarly community, including:
- Academic conferences, seminars, workshops, and scholarly meetings related to accessibility and inclusion.
- Research and educational programs in assistive technology, special education, disability studies, and accessible computing.
- Academic books, scholarly publications, and educational resources relevant to disability-inclusive technology.
- Research tools, accessible software, assistive devices, and technologies relevant to the journal's readership.
- Professional development opportunities for researchers, educators, accessibility specialists, and assistive technology practitioners.
- Other legitimate scholarly activities consistent with NAJIT's academic mission and ethical standards.
NAJIT reserves the right to reject or remove advertisements that:
- Contain false, misleading, deceptive, unverifiable, or materially exaggerated claims.
- Misrepresent academic credentials, indexing status, rankings, accreditation, citation indicators, or institutional recognition.
- Promote academic misconduct, contract cheating, fabricated research, predatory publishing, or unethical services.
- Make unsupported claims regarding assistive technology effectiveness, accessibility compliance, or the needs of persons with disabilities.
- Contain discriminatory, exploitative, defamatory, abusive, or otherwise inappropriate material, including harmful representations of persons with disabilities.
- Violate applicable laws, copyright, privacy, intellectual-property rights, or professional standards.
- Create a misleading impression of endorsement by NAJIT, its editors, reviewers, publisher, or affiliated institutions.
- Undermine editorial independence, academic integrity, or the scholarly reputation of the journal.
- Conflict with NAJIT's mission of advancing accessibility, inclusion, participation, and independence through technology.
The appearance of an advertisement on the NAJIT journal platform or the publisher's website does not constitute endorsement, certification, recommendation, or guarantee by the journal, Editorial Team, reviewers, or publisher concerning the advertised product, technology, institution, event, service, or claim.
Advertising must be visually and contextually separated from peer-reviewed articles, editorial decisions, reviewer reports, research data, and other scholarly content. Advertising placement must not interfere with the interpretation, accessibility, readability, or integrity of published research.
In accordance with its commitment to digital accessibility, NAJIT encourages advertising materials that are perceivable, understandable, and usable by persons with disabilities. Promotional content should use readable text, sufficient contrast, descriptive alternatives for meaningful images, and accessible formats where technically feasible. Advertisements should not obstruct navigation or access to scholarly content.
Advertising may be selected based on its relevance to NAJIT's general academic and professional readership. Advertising decisions must not be based on confidential information obtained from manuscript submissions, peer-review activities, editorial correspondence, unpublished research, or private author data.
Personal information collected through journal registration, manuscript submission, peer review, or editorial communication must not be sold or disclosed to advertisers for unrelated commercial marketing purposes. Any advertising-related processing of user information must comply with applicable privacy obligations and NAJIT's privacy policy.
If NAJIT displays sponsored promotional content, the sponsorship relationship must be clearly disclosed. Sponsored materials must not be presented as independently peer-reviewed scholarly research unless they have undergone the journal's full editorial and peer-review procedures under the same academic standards applied to other manuscripts.
NAJIT and CV. Erukasyah Lagaliora Publishing retain the right to reject, discontinue, or remove advertising that conflicts with this policy, becomes misleading or inaccurate, raises legal or ethical concerns, or may reasonably compromise the independence, accessibility, or integrity of the journal.
NexaAssist Journal of Inclusive Technology (NAJIT) maintains the principle that advertising and commercial considerations must remain independent of scholarly and editorial judgment . Any advertising associated with the journal must preserve transparency, reader trust, research integrity, digital accessibility, and the independence of the publication process.