For questions concerning manuscript submission, peer review, editorial policies, publication procedures, information ethics, research data, artificial intelligence disclosure, or other matters related to Journal of Library Innovation (LIBBI), authors, reviewers, readers, librarians, information professionals, and other stakeholders may contact the journal's Editorial Office.

Editorial Office
Journal of Library Innovation (LIBBI)
Published by Professorline Publisher
Indonesia

Email:  libbi@professorline.com

Editorial Inquiries

The Editorial Office may be contacted regarding:

  • Manuscript submission and editorial procedures
  • Peer review and manuscript revision
  • Editorial policies and publication ethics
  • Information ethics, privacy, and research data
  • Artificial intelligence use and disclosure requirements
  • Article metadata and publication information
  • Corrections, appeals, complaints, and research-integrity concerns
  • General journal-related inquiries

Manuscript Submission

Manuscripts should be submitted through the journal's official online submission system. Authors are encouraged to review the Focus and Scope, Author Guidelines, and Editorial Policy before beginning a submission.

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Information Ethics and Research Integrity

Questions concerning user privacy, information behavior, digital records, archival materials, metadata, research data, artificial intelligence, confidential information, copyright, or other research-integrity matters may be directed to the Editorial Office.

Responsible Information Practice: Authors are expected to protect confidential and personal information, respect copyright and access restrictions, and transparently disclose substantive use of generative AI where relevant.

Official Communication

Authors should use the journal's official communication channels for correspondence concerning manuscripts, peer review, publication, appeals, corrections, or editorial matters. Manuscripts should not be submitted by email unless specifically requested by the Editorial Office.

Administrative correspondence, publication charges, commercial relationships, or other non-editorial matters do not influence peer-review outcomes or editorial decisions. Manuscripts are evaluated according to scholarly merit, originality, methodological quality, ethical compliance, transparency, and relevance to the journal's Focus and Scope.

Editorial Independence: Editorial decisions are made independently of commercial, financial, institutional, technological, or personal interests.