NexaAssist Journal of Inclusive Technology (NAJIT) conducts journal promotion and direct marketing in a responsible, accurate, transparent, and professional manner. All communications intended to attract authors, reviewers, readers, and academic partners must accurately represent the journal's scholarly scope, editorial policies, peer-review procedures, publication schedule, publisher, publication charges, and indexing status.
Promotional activities must not contain misleading statements, exaggerated claims, false guarantees, or information that could create an inaccurate impression of the journal's scholarly standing, editorial processes, or publication services.
NAJIT may communicate journal information through legitimate academic and professional channels, including:
- The official NAJIT journal website.
- Official communication channels of CV. Erukasyah Lagaliora Publishing.
- Academic mailing lists, scholarly associations, and professional research networks.
- Institutional and academic social-media channels.
- Academic conferences, seminars, workshops, and professional development events.
- Direct invitations to researchers, authors, and reviewers with relevant expertise in the journal's subject areas.
- Other appropriate scholarly communication channels that respect ethical, professional, and privacy standards.
All promotional materials must accurately reflect the journal's current policies and verified publication status. NAJIT will not claim indexing, accreditation, citation metrics, impact indicators, institutional partnerships, or other forms of academic recognition unless the information has been officially confirmed and can be independently verified.
Invitations to submit manuscripts, participate in peer review, or collaborate with NAJIT should be relevant to the recipient's academic expertise and professional responsibilities. The journal seeks to avoid indiscriminate, excessive, repetitive, or unsolicited mass communications that may be regarded as spam or coercive solicitation.
Promotional communication should primarily reach researchers and professionals working in assistive technology, digital accessibility, inclusive educational technology, special education, disability studies, accessible software, and related fields , provided that the proposed research has a substantive connection to disability-related technological needs.
An invitation to submit a manuscript does not guarantee peer review, acceptance, expedited publication, citation, indexing, or any other publication outcome. All submissions remain subject to NAJIT's editorial screening, scope assessment, research-integrity checks, and double-blind peer-review process.
Where article processing charges (APCs) or other author fees apply, these must be stated clearly and consistently through the official journal website. Marketing communications must not conceal, misrepresent, or introduce unofficial fees outside the journal's published publication-charge policy. Payment of any applicable fee must not influence editorial decisions.
Contact information used for scholarly communication must be obtained, stored, and handled responsibly. Email addresses, telephone numbers, professional affiliations, and other personal data must not be misused, sold, or shared for unrelated commercial marketing purposes. The journal respects applicable data-protection obligations and reasonable expectations of privacy.
Recipients of direct promotional communications should have a reasonable way to request that further non-essential messages be discontinued. NAJIT respects such requests and seeks to ensure that its promotional practices remain relevant, professional, and non-intrusive.
NAJIT does not support promotional practices involving:
- False or misleading claims about indexing, accreditation, rankings, impact factors, or citation metrics.
- Guarantees of manuscript acceptance or publication.
- Unrealistic promises of rapid peer review or publication that compromise editorial quality.
- Misrepresentation of editorial board members, reviewers, institutions, partnerships, or publisher relationships.
- Deceptive use of journal titles, logos, identifiers, or institutional affiliations.
- Excessive or indiscriminate mass solicitation through email, messaging applications, or other communication channels.
- Pressure on authors to cite NAJIT articles solely to increase journal citation indicators.
- Misleading claims that articles will receive special indexing treatment, guaranteed visibility, or preferential editorial consideration.
- Any practice that compromises editorial independence, academic integrity, professional ethics, or public trust.
Marketing activities and promotional considerations must remain independent of editorial decision-making. The selection, assessment, acceptance, rejection, correction, or retraction of manuscripts must be based on scholarly merit, journal scope, research integrity, methodological quality, and established editorial policies, rather than promotional, financial, personal, or commercial interests.
NexaAssist Journal of Inclusive Technology (NAJIT) is committed to truthful, relevant, respectful, transparent, and non-coercive scholarly communication . Direct marketing aims to increase legitimate academic awareness of research in assistive technology, digital accessibility, and inclusive educational technology without compromising editorial independence, publication ethics, or the trust of authors, reviewers, readers, and the wider scholarly community.