Article versions: how to share and reuse them

Where to share What to share Article Versions

Accepted or Just-IN manuscript e-First or Issue publication Preprint: A manuscript posted to a preprint server that is a draft, Online (e.g., personal website, PDF; include DOI and link to posted unpublished, or hasn’t completed institutional repository, or Link to version of record using DOI version once it is available peer review. Preprints can be shared funder-designated archive) anywhere at any time.

Submitted: A manuscript under review PDF e-token link On social media or a blog by the journal. Submitted manuscripts Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI can be shared anywhere at any time.

PDF Accepted: A manuscript that has been PDF In email to colleagues e-token link accepted for publication by the journal. Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI Just-IN: A PDF of the accepted manuscript that has been assigned On a scholarly PDF e-token link a digital object identifier (DOI) and collaboration network Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI posted to the journal website. It is immediately citable.

PDF PDF e-First: The full-text HTML and With journalists Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI formatted PDF of the corrected proof posted to the journal website ahead of final publication in a journal issue. It is PDF or printout of PDF PDF or printout of PDF a fully citable version of record. For teaching Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI Issue publication: The final full-text HTML and formatted PDF of the manuscript that has been published in PDF or printout of PDF PDF or printout of PDF At a conference the journal. Link to posted version using DOI Link to posted version using DOI

All or part of the article; acknowledge All or part of the article; acknowledge In a grant or Why use the DOI? with note or citation that includes link with note or citation that includes link funding application Linking to your article with the DOI to posted version using DOI to posted version using DOI ensures that downloads, Altmetric data, and citations are tracked, All or part of the article; acknowledge All or part of the article; acknowledge For non-commercial purposes making it easy to see how your with note or citation that includes link with note or citation that includes link (e.g., thesis/dissertation) research is being used. to posted version using DOI to posted version using DOI

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