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Learning Nexus of Computing (LNC) is committed to disseminating high-quality scholarly research through a transparent, ethical, and rigorous peer-review process. While every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy, integrity, and quality of published content, the journal, Editorial Board, editors, reviewers, publisher, and affiliated institutions cannot guarantee that all published information is entirely free from errors or omissions.

This Disclaimer outlines the limitations of responsibility regarding the use of content published in the journal.

2. Responsibility for Published Content

The opinions, interpretations, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in published articles are solely those of the author(s).

They do not necessarily reflect the views of:

  • Learning Nexus of Computing (LNC)

  • The Editorial Board

  • Editors

  • Reviewers

  • Publisher

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Authors remain fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, legality, and integrity of the content submitted and published.

3. Accuracy of Information

Although every manuscript undergoes editorial assessment and double-blind peer review, Learning Nexus of Computing does not warrant that the published information is complete, accurate, or free from errors.

Readers are encouraged to independently evaluate the suitability and reliability of published information before applying it in research, education, industry, healthcare, engineering, policy-making, or any other professional activity.

4. No Professional Advice

Content published in Learning Nexus of Computing is intended solely for scholarly communication and educational purposes.

Published articles should not be interpreted as professional, legal, financial, medical, engineering, commercial, or regulatory advice.

Readers should seek appropriate professional guidance before making decisions based on published material.

5. Research Findings

Scientific knowledge evolves continuously.

Research findings published in the journal represent the understanding available at the time of publication and may subsequently be revised, refined, or superseded by future research.

Publication of an article does not constitute an endorsement or certification of the reported findings by the journal.

6. External Websites and Third-Party Content

Published articles may contain references or links to third-party websites, repositories, datasets, software, or other external resources.

Learning Nexus of Computing does not control, maintain, or endorse the content, availability, security, or privacy practices of third-party resources.

The journal accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of external content.

7. Copyrighted Material

Authors are responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions for the use of copyrighted material, including figures, tables, photographs, illustrations, datasets, software, and other third-party content.

The journal assumes that all permissions have been obtained before publication.

8. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Learning Nexus of Computing, its editors, Editorial Board members, reviewers, publisher, and affiliated institutions shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages arising from:

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Users access and use journal content at their own discretion and responsibility.

9. Editorial Independence

Editorial decisions are made independently on the basis of:

  • Scientific quality.

  • Originality.

  • Methodological rigor.

  • Ethical compliance.

  • Relevance to the journal's scope.

Editorial decisions are not influenced by commercial interests, sponsorship, institutional affiliation, or Article Processing Charges (APCs).

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Editorial decisions remain entirely independent of commercial activities.

11. Open Access Content

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Users are responsible for complying with the applicable license terms when reusing, distributing, or adapting published material.

12. Website Availability

The Editorial Office makes reasonable efforts to maintain uninterrupted access to the journal website.

However, temporary interruptions may occur due to:

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The journal does not guarantee uninterrupted availability of its online services.

13. Policy Updates

Learning Nexus of Computing reserves the right to modify this Disclaimer at any time in response to changes in publishing standards, legal requirements, editorial practices, or operational needs.

The latest version of this Disclaimer will always be available on the journal's official website.

14. Contact

Questions regarding this Disclaimer or the use of published content should be directed to the Editorial Office through the official communication channels available on the Learning Nexus of Computing website.

The Editorial Office will be pleased to provide clarification regarding the interpretation and application of this Disclaimer.