Privacy & Archiving Policy

Litera respects the privacy and confidentiality of its authors, reviewers, editors, and website users. The personal data that is collected as part of the submission, peer review, editor communication, and publication process is used exclusively for the purpose of scholarly publishing.

Data that may be collected includes names of authors, institutional affiliations, emails, ORCID IDs (where applicable), manuscript data, reviewer data, and editor communication data. This data is collected exclusively to facilitate an efficient submission, review, and publication process.

Personal data may be used to:

• Process manuscripts and editorial flow.
• Coordinate peer review and editorial communication.
• Maintenance of publication and archives.
• Information about manuscripts and publications.
• Enhance journal services and administration.

Litera ensures that personal information is protected, and we use suitable security measures to ensure that our data is safe from any unauthorized access, use, modification, or disclosure. Confidential information shall only be made available to people who will help in the process of editing and publishing.

It should be noted that Litera does not sell, rent, trade, or disclose any personal information to any third party. It is only shared under the requirement of law or where it is necessary to perform essential publishing functions.

Through the submission of articles, participation in the peer review process, or through use of the journal website, users consent to the handling of their personal data as specified in the privacy policy. Litera is dedicated to ensuring that all parties of its scholarly community have access to a safe and reliable publishing experience.

Archiving Policy

Litera is dedicated to the preservation of scholarly works in order to make them accessible in the future. In addition, the publication has secure digital archives that guarantee that published articles will be accessible for future research and use.

To support long-term preservation, the journal:

• Digital backups of published material are maintained.
• Journal issues and articles are preserved digitally in an orderly manner.
• Published material is protected against any unauthorized alteration and loss.
• Accessibility is facilitated through proper digital preservation.

By offering continuous access to research publications, Litera demonstrates its continued commitment to academic communication, scholarly integrity, and the long-standing conservation of literary knowledge