The Journal of Didactic Mathematics is committed to maintaining research integrity and publication ethics. Research misconduct includes, but is not limited to, fabrication or falsification of data, plagiarism, image manipulation, duplicate publication, and unethical authorship practices.
Any allegation of research misconduct will be assessed fairly, confidentially, and objectively by the editorial team. The journal may request supporting evidence, provide the parties concerned with an opportunity to respond, and consult the authors' affiliated institutions when necessary. All allegations will be evaluated based on the available evidence and in accordance with established publication ethics principles.
If misconduct is confirmed, the journal will take appropriate action, which may include manuscript rejection, publication of a correction, article retraction, or notification of the relevant institution. The Journal of Didactic Mathematics ensures that all actions are proportionate to the nature and severity of the misconduct and are intended to protect the integrity of the scholarly record.
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