Access to the published record
Published issues and articles are available through the journal archive, openly and without registration. Every article carries a registered DOI under the prefix 10.37275, so that a citation continues to resolve even if a web address changes; the journal’s registration and metadata deposit can be checked in Inclusion and Indexing.
Self-archiving by authors
Authors may deposit the submitted manuscript, accepted manuscript, and published version in an institutional or subject repository without an embargo, with a citation and link to the version of record when available. Reuse of the published version is governed by its stated licence; see Copyright and Licensing.
What the journal currently provides
SJS currently provides access through its website archive and permits repository self-archiving. Because the journal is openly licensed, any reader, library, or repository may lawfully make and keep a copy — open licensing is itself a preservation measure.
SJS does not claim membership of a dark archive it has not joined, and will state any preservation network here only once inclusion can be verified by a reader.
Reporting a problem
If an article, issue, or galley will not open, or a DOI does not resolve, write to sriwijayajournalsurgery@gmail.com with the article title and DOI. Access will be restored and, where the record itself was affected, the journal will say so publicly under Corrections, Retractions and Article Updates.
Read together with Inclusion and Indexing, Copyright and Licensing and Open Access Policy. This policy is reviewed at least once a year.