C	Author’s Responsibilities
C.1.	Reporting Standards	The authors should provide a detailed account of what they have done, along with an objective discussion of the importance of their work. Basic data should be detailed in the article. An article should contain enough details and resources for others to continue work. Contradictory statements in the article are unacceptable.
C.2.	Data Access and Maintenance	Authors should provide raw data related to their article for review by reviewers and editors, as well as be ready for public access when needed after the paper is published.
C.3.	Originality	Authors need to make sure that their work has originality, and that any work or word used by others is properly referenced in the article.
C.4.	Plagiarism	Authors who submit their article for publication in the journal confirm that the article is the result of their effort.  No part of it should be copied or plagiarized without citing the source. In all its forms, plagiarism is inappropriate and unacceptable.
C.5.	Multiple Submissions	The authors must confirm that this version is not currently submitted for publication elsewhere. Submitting the same article to more than one magazine is unethical.
C.6.	Conflict of Interest	All authors should disclose any conflict of economic or other interests that may affect the results or interpretation of their manuscript when submitting their paper. All sources of financial support for the article must be disclosed.
C.7.	Acknowledgement of Sources	The fruit of effort of others used in the article should be fully and properly mentioned and cited.
C.8.	Major Errors in Published Works	When an author discovers an important error in their published article, he/she should immediately inform the editor or publisher of the journal and work with the editor to edit it.
C.9.	Insert Name and Consensus of All Authors	The corresponding author should ensure that all authors' names are included in the article, and that there is complete agreement by all authors in submitting and publishing the article.
C.10.	Authorship of the Paper	The list of authors should be limited to those who have contributed greatly to the understanding, design, implementation or interpretation of the article. Other people involved in the essential aspects of the research project should be identified as contributors.