Anti-Plagiarism and Similarity Policy

All manuscripts submitted to Repertoar Journal must be original scholarly works that have not been previously published and are not under consideration for publication elsewhere. Authors are responsible for ensuring the originality, authenticity, and academic integrity of their submissions.

All submitted manuscripts are subject to similarity screening using Turnitin as part of the editorial evaluation process. Repertoar Journal establishes a maximum acceptable Similarity Index of 25%.

The Similarity Index serves as an initial screening indicator and does not, by itself, constitute evidence of plagiarism. Similarity reports are evaluated by the editorial team, considering the sources, nature, context, extent, and distribution of matching content, including properly attributed quotations, references, methodological descriptions, preprints, and previously disseminated materials.

Manuscripts with a Similarity Index exceeding 25% will be returned to the authors for revision and may be reconsidered following satisfactory correction and reassessment.

Manuscripts with a Similarity Index of 25% or below remain subject to editorial evaluation. Where inappropriate textual overlap, unattributed material, or other forms of plagiarism are identified, the editorial team may request clarification or revision, reject the manuscript, or take other appropriate editorial actions in accordance with the journal's Publication Ethics policy.