Terms
and Conditions
You are submitting a
request to for evaluation of Scientific Indexing Services (SIS). Your request will be processed by
our review team and you will receive a positive or negative reply and grant the
right to process the data about journals to SIS.
SIS is designed to contribute to a better use of
scientific information. In view of maintaining a certain level of focus and
coherence as well as to ensure the respect of the rights of other users and
third parties, SIS members should strictly abide by the
following publication guidelines. Any material that is considered as not
compatible with these guidelines can be partly or entirely removed by SIS without
prior notice. Material is here to be understood as material including, without
limitation, text, video, graphics and sound material, published on our website.
Accepting the respect
of these guidelines is mandatory to be a member of SIS. In any event,
the members (individuals or legal entities) publishing material on SIS transmitting
material via its communication tools accept, to the extent permitted at law,
the full responsibility of any direct or indirect subsequent prejudice or legal
consequences (e.g. violation of someone’s intellectual, property or human
rights). Although we take no responsibility, it will however, as described
below, undertake efforts to minimize the existence of inappropriate material
on SIS. In cases of unambiguously proven violation of someone’s
rights, the Commission will take the necessary measure to remove, with the
shortest possible delay, the material from the site.
Guidelines
1.
The members of SIS should only publish or
transmit material that is unambiguously relevant to the SIS objective;
2.
The material published or transmitted must not be illegal,
harmful, threatening, abusive, harassing, libelous, vulgar, obscene,
threatening for the private lives of other people, hateful, racist or
objectionable in any other way;
3.
In particular the material must not
4.
Contain messages of a violent or pornographic nature or be
likely to constitute a major affront to human dignity;
Contain incitement to commit crimes or
offences;
Contain incitement to discrimination, hatred
or violence on the basis of race, ethnic origin, nationality, beliefs or
religion;
Defend Communism, Nazism, terrorism and war
crimes or dispute the existence of crimes against humanity;
Contravene intellectual property rights and,
in general, the property rights of other people (e.g. patents, trade marks,
trade secrets, etc.);
Pursue a commercial goal;
5.
More generally, the material published or transmitted must abide
by the Charter of Fundamental Rights and respect fundamental ethical
principles.
On the basis of the
above guidelines, we reserve the right not to publish certain material or, as
mentioned earlier, to remove them partially or entirely.