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- Each and every author with published contact details shall receive a final PDF (“e-offprint”) of their published article. Classic offprints (on paper) are not available from Brill, neither gratis nor purchased by the author.
E-offprints of Forewords and Editorials are not being sent since it is assumed that journal Editors have full online access anyway and would be triggered by new content alerts form the platform, or have plenty of other incentives to visit their journal online quite frequently. - Authors who publish in Advance receive this twice: first on publication in Advance and later when the article has been included in an issue.
- The Production Editor (PE) is to be in CC of any such message.
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- Author e-offprints shall be sent same day as the vendor’s delivery of the applicable JATS package (issue-based or Advance). Whereas this is less important in the case of Advance articles, the approximately 6-12 hours time window is seen as essential for issue-based matter. In the case of JATS deliveries very late in the afternoon (evening, night) in the vendor's timezone, author fulfilment on the next day, beginning of business on their side, is fine. ASAP after JATS will be greatly appreciated.
- There should be no need for the PE to remind the vendor on these arrangements.
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- stamp (label) at the bottom of each page of content licensed to Brill
- no stamp on Open Access content needed needed*
- no stamp on FREE content needed (all (elses) that's published before the paywall on brill.com, such as Editorials, Introductions, Notes on Contributors, et cetera)
- maximum size of labeled PDF: 10 15 MB . (Downsize downsize if needed; otherwise just maintain final PDF quality.)
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