Original Re Culture™ Work
Institutional Publications Identify Their Series, Author, Publication Date, Source Path, And Relevant Original Platform Link When Available.
Intellectual Honesty
Attribution Standards
Attribution Protects Origin, Context, Authorship, Contribution, And The Reader’s Ability To Understand Where An Idea Or Resource Came From.
Recognition Is Not A Courtesy Added After The Work. It Is Part Of The Work’s Integrity.
External Ideas And Sources
Direct Quotations, Distinctive Ideas, Research Findings, And External Frameworks Should Be Attributed With Enough Context For A Reader To Understand Their Origin.
Contributors And Lived Experience
Contributor Recognition Depends On Consent, Editorial Role, Safety, Confidentiality, And The Nature Of The Contribution. Anonymous Or Collective Attribution May Be Appropriate Where Protection Is Required.
Visual Material
Original, Licensed, Credited, Or Externally Hosted Visual Material Must Be Used In A Manner Consistent With Its Source, Context, Permission, And Editorial Meaning.
Editorial Image Provenance
Re Culture™ Editorial Imagery May Be Originally Created, Commissioned, Licensed, Or Digitally Developed. Unless Explicitly Identified As Documentary, Editorial Visuals Are Interpretive Representations Of Institutional And Human Experience. They Must Not Be Understood As Evidence Of A Particular Person, Organization, Event, Or Workplace.