Policies & legal information
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The principles that guide our work and the information that explains how this website handles your details. These draft policies require final review before launch.
ScholarBridge policies and legal information
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Publication ethics
ScholarBridge is committed to honest, transparent support for scholarly publishing. We do not ghostwrite research, fabricate data, guarantee acceptance or indexing, or make editorial decisions on behalf of a client journal.
We work within the published policies of the journals we support and expect editors, authors and reviewers to do the same. Any concern about authorship, originality, conflicts of interest or research integrity should be raised with the journal's editorial leadership.
Replace this summary with ScholarBridge's approved publication-ethics policy and any relevant escalation procedure.
Privacy policy
When you send an enquiry through this website, we collect the details you choose to provide — typically your name, email address, journal name, requested service and message. We use those details only to respond to your enquiry and to administer any agreed work.
We do not sell personal information. If you would like to access, correct or delete information you have shared with us, contact us using the details in the footer.
Final privacy text should set out the lawful basis, retention periods, third-party processors, international transfers and data-subject rights applicable to ScholarBridge.
Terms of service
The content on this website is provided for general information. The scope, deliverables, fees, timelines, confidentiality, intellectual property and liability terms for any engagement are defined in the written agreement between ScholarBridge and the client journal.
Nothing on this website is a guarantee of peer-review acceptance, indexing, DOI registration, accreditation or any other publishing outcome. References to partners and accreditation remain subject to confirmation.
Final terms should be prepared and reviewed by a qualified legal adviser before launch.