Jurnal Communio is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, security, and accessibility of its published scholarly content. Published articles and associated metadata are digitally archived through multiple preservation and repository systems to reduce the risk of permanent loss and to support continued access to the journal's scholarly record.

The journal's digital content is archived and preserved through the Universitas Nusa Cendana institutional repository and other recognised national indexing and archiving platforms. Jurnal Communio also utilises Indonesia One Search (IOS) and the Science and Technology Index (SINTA) as part of its distributed digital dissemination and preservation ecosystem.

These archiving arrangements are intended to ensure that published articles remain discoverable and accessible even in the event of technical disruption or changes to the journal's publishing platform.

Indonesia One Search (IOS):
Indonesia One Search

Science and Technology Index (SINTA):
SINTA – Jurnal Communio

Deposit Policy (Self-Archiving)

Jurnal Communio supports the self-archiving of published works to promote the broad dissemination and accessibility of scholarly research.

Authors may deposit the published version of their articles (Version of Record) in their institutional repository, subject-specific repository, or other non-commercial scholarly repository without an embargo period, provided that appropriate bibliographic information and a link to the original publication in Jurnal Communio are included.

Authors may also share the published article on their personal or institutional websites and other appropriate non-commercial platforms, provided that the original publication is properly acknowledged.

Authors are encouraged to include the following information when depositing or sharing their articles:

Originally published in Jurnal Communio: Jurnal Jurusan Ilmu Komunikasi, Universitas Nusa Cendana, with a link to the official journal website.

The journal's self-archiving policy is intended to facilitate wider dissemination, increase the discoverability of published research, and support the long-term accessibility of scholarly work.