How should a manuscript be formatted for initial submission?
Authors submitting manuscripts should follow the LD&C Style Sheet. Authors are also expected to include a brief (no more than 200-word) abstract with their submission. What are LD&C’s style conventions for published articles? Language Documentation & Conservation editorial style follows The Chicago manual of style, 15th edition (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003). The LD&C Style Sheet is available in PDF format here. Who holds the copyrights for articles published in LD&C? The copyrights for all articles published by LD&C are held by their respective authors. How does LD&C’s Creative Commons license work? LD&C has joined an emerging group of scholarly publications that license their contents through Creative Commons. All works published by Language Documentation & Conservation are made available through either a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives License (click here for a plain English description, or click here for the full legal text) or through an At
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