FAQs
This page brings together common questions across the AcademicProceeding.org platform and the Society of Integrated Academic Research and Education (SIARE).
It includes general questions about the platform, proceedings model, peer review, publication, indexing readiness, and support.
About the Platform
How SIARE proceedings and publication workflows operate.
Policies & Ethics
Where to find platform-wide rules and compliance requirements.
Publication Workflow
Submission, review, production, DOI, and publication stages.
Support
Where to ask questions or raise concerns.
Need More Specific Help?
For submission, manuscript preparation, revisions, publication, and author responsibilities, please see the dedicated FAQs for Authors.
For review invitations, confidentiality, reviewer ethics, evaluation expectations, and reviewer recognition, please see the dedicated FAQs for Reviewers.
About AcademicProceeding.org and SIARE
General questions about the platform and publication model.
What is AcademicProceeding.org?
What is SIARE?
Does the platform publish only conference proceedings?
Are there different proceeding series?
Policies & Ethics
General questions about policies, standards, and integrity requirements.
Where can I find the main ethics policies?
Do proceeding-specific rules apply in addition to global policies?
What happens if a policy is violated?
Useful Pages
Start with Publication Ethics, Submission Guidelines, Peer Review Policy, Handling Misconduct, and Corrections & Retractions Policy.
Workflow & Publication
Questions about how manuscripts move through the publication process.
How does the editorial workflow generally work?
Do all articles receive peer review?
When is a DOI assigned?
Are articles indexed automatically?
Appeals, Complaints & Support
Questions about getting help or raising concerns.
How can I raise a complaint or appeal?
Who should I contact for technical help?
Who should I contact for ethics concerns?
General Support
For platform, policy, editorial, or support-related questions, please contact: