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 If your cumulative dissertation consists exclusively of open access articles with CC licenses, you can also place the entire work under a CC license. It is important to select the most restrictive license of the articles included to ensure that the license conditions of all articles are complied with.
+===== Secondary publication of a work already published by a publisher on hohPublica =====
+If you have already published your work with a publisher, you must carefully check the license terms you have contractually agreed with the publisher and whether these terms may preclude a secondary publication on hohPublica. If you have granted the publisher the exclusive right to use your work and now want to make your work available on hohPublica, you must check whether this precludes publication on hohPublica. In principle, this means that further publication on hohPublica without the consent of the publisher is not possible. Summarized information on what individual publishers allow with regard to self-archiving of scientific publications within the framework of their “standard publishing agreements” can be found on the [[http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/ | SHERPA/RoMEO list]] (Publisher's copyright & archiving policies) at the [[http://www.sherpa.ac.uk/index.html | SHERPA Initiative]] (Securing a Hybrid Environment for Research Preservation and Access). In particular, it is important to note that different conditions are placed on the individual versions of your publication (pre-print, post-print, edited publisher's version).
+===== Parallel publication at hohPublica and with a publisher =====
+If you intend to publish your work with a publisher in the future (in addition to the initial publication at hohPublica), you must ensure that you only transfer the right of use to the publisher that does not prevent further availability of the document at hohPublica (simple right of use). The right of use granted to KIM (usually a simple right of use) is binding for you when you sign a publishing contract and must be observed.
+===== License for the metadata =====
+All of the metadata that you enter when submitting the publication (including abstract, description, etc.) will be published under a [CC0 license] for the purpose of further processing.