Copyright & Licensing

JRA / Journal information

Jurnal Riset Akuakultur

Copyright & Licensing

Understand the licence before sharing, adapting, or republishing journal material.

CC BY-SA 4.0AttributionResponsible reuse
Updated 2 November 2026

The journal’s published licence

JRA’s copyright notice identifies the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence (CC BY-SA 4.0). Check the notice on the article you intend to use, including separate credit lines. The licence deed and legal code are available from Creative Commons.

Read CC BY-SA 4.0

Key reuse conditions

Share & adapt

The licence permits copying, redistribution, and adaptation, including for commercial purposes.

Give attribution

Credit the creator and source, link to the licence, and indicate changes. Do not suggest endorsement.

Share alike

Distribute adaptations under the same licence or a compatible licence allowed by its terms.

Preserve freedoms

Do not add legal or technological restrictions that prevent others from exercising the licensed rights.

A practical attribution format

Keep relevant copyright and credit notices. For an adapted figure, identify both the original source and the fact that it was adapted.

Check third-party material & rights notices

A licence may not cover third-party material that is separately credited or excluded. Other rights, including privacy and moral rights, may also apply. Consult the full licence and obtain separate permission when required.

Copyright ownership and the licence are distinct. Consult the copyright notice attached to the specific article to identify the rights holder; this page does not assign or transfer copyright. Questions about permissions may be directed to the editorial office.

Sources & further reading

Back to top ↑