Koreksi & Retraksi

FEATURE maintains the integrity of the scholarly record and follows the COPE Retraction Guidelines.

Types of Post-publication Notices

• Correction (Erratum / Corrigendum) — for honest errors that do not affect the main conclusions. A new version of the article is published and the change is described in a linked notice.
• Expression of Concern — issued while an investigation into possible misconduct or unreliable data is ongoing.
• Retraction — for clear evidence of unreliable findings, plagiarism, duplicate publication, image manipulation or unethical research. The article remains online, watermarked "RETRACTED", with a notice explaining the reason.
• Removal — only in exceptional legal cases; the metadata and a notice remain available.

How to Request a Correction

Authors or readers should email the editorial office with the article title, the issue identified and supporting evidence. The Editor-in-Chief decides on the appropriate action after consulting the authors.