Termos de Contribuição
How to contribute evidence, corrections, cases, analysis, reviews, translations and code to Relatórios: your own work under CC BY 4.0, metadata under CC0, a rights confirmation, optional ORCID, no personal data, no authorship or editorial rights, and protected knowledge kept out of open publication.
- Versão1.0
- Data de entrada em vigor20 de outubro de 2026
- Última atualização20 de outubro de 2026
- EditoraO Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI Canada)
- Contatoformulário de contato
Reports · GCRI Canada, publisher of record
O documento em resumo.
- You keep copyright and license your work under CC BY 4.0; metadata under CC0 1.0.
- You confirm your rights to submit (DCO 1.1 style).
- No personal data about others; protected knowledge only with community consent.
- Editors decide on publication; contributing confers no authorship or vote.
Versão 1.0, em vigor em 20 de outubro de 2026.
| Registro | Valor |
|---|---|
| Documento | Termos de Contribuição |
| Versão | 1.0 |
| Data de entrada em vigor | 20 de outubro de 2026 |
| Última atualização | 20 de outubro de 2026 |
| Editora | O Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI Canada) |
| Contato | formulário de contato |
Escopo.
- 1.1 These Terms apply to every contribution sent to Reports through the Site or its contribution routes: evidence, data, corrections, case studies, analysis, methods, code, reviews, translations, comments and any other material (a Contribution).
- 1.2 Contributing is voluntary and unpaid. It creates no employment, membership, partnership or agency, and no obligation for GCRI Canada to publish or use a Contribution.
- 1.3 Comments, consultations, nominations, working groups and events are also governed by the Termos de participação e eventos; research outputs and datasets by the Research and Data Terms.
Your confirmation of rights.
- 2.1 By sending a Contribution you confirm that: (a) you created it, in whole or in part, and have the right to submit it under the licences in these Terms; or (b) it is based on earlier work that, to the best of your knowledge, is covered by an open licence that allows you to submit it, and you identify that work and its licence; and (c) you understand that the Contribution and the credit you give for it are public and kept permanently on the record.
- 2.2 This confirmation follows the DCO 1.1 sign-off used across open-source projects (developercertificate.org). Code sent to a repository is signed off in its commit message, as the repository explains.
- 2.3 Do not send material you are not free to share, such as confidential information, material under a non-disclosure agreement or material whose licence forbids it.
Licences.
- 3.1 You keep the copyright in your Contribution. You license your own work in it under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0, creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0), so anyone may share and adapt it with attribution.
- 3.2 Descriptive metadata of a Contribution, such as its title, summary, keywords, identifiers, dates and links, is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0 (creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0), so that catalogues and indexes can reuse it freely.
- 3.3 Material of others included in a Contribution keeps its own licence and must be identified with its source and licence. Code is contributed under the licence stated in the repository that receives it.
- 3.4 A CC BY 4.0 licence cannot be withdrawn for material already published. A Contribution can be corrected or removed from future versions on request, with a notice where the record requires one.
Credit and identity.
- 4.1 Contributions are credited with the name you give. An ORCID iD is optional; if you add one, it travels in the metadata so your record can be updated. Credit roles follow the CRediT taxonomy where a role is recorded.
- 4.2 No account and no password are needed to contribute. An email address is needed only if you want an answer.
No personal data.
- 5.1 A Contribution must not contain personal information about other people, such as names, contact details, images, health or location data of identifiable individuals, unless it is already lawfully public and needed for the Contribution. Personal information found in a Contribution is removed before publication.
- 5.2 Do not send security-sensitive detail, such as vulnerabilities of named sistemas or the exact locations of infraestrutura crítica; report security matters privately to formulário de contato.
Protected and Indigenous knowledge.
- 6.1 Knowledge held by Indigenous peoples and local communities is governed by the CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance: Collective benefit, Authority to control, Responsibility and Ethics (gida-global.org/care).
- 6.2 Traditional, sacred, secret or culturally sensitive knowledge, and the locations of sacred sites, of threatened species or of sensitive heritage, are never published openly. They are submitted only with the free, prior and informed consent of the community that holds them, and only where the community chooses how they are kept and who may see them.
- 6.3 If such knowledge is received without that consent, it is withheld from publication, the sender is told, and it is returned or deleted as the community requests.
Review and editorial independence.
- 7.1 Every Contribution is reviewed against its stated sources and method. Acceptance, edits and the decision to publish rest with the editors; no contributor, funder or provider decides a finding.
- 7.2 Contributing confers no authorship of the publisher’s documents, no editorial, governance or voting right, and no endorsement of the contributor; the publisher’s name may not be used to suggest one (see the Política de marcas e uso do nome).
Standards and patents.
- 8.1 Contributions to standards work are also subject to the Política de PI e Participação das Normas, which covers patent disclosure and competition safeguards.
Aviso legal e contato.
- 9.1 These Terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules that would apply another law.
- 9.2 Questions about these Terms may be sent to formulário de contato.
Situação deste documento.
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Perguntas e respostas.
Why CC BY 4.0 for contributions and CC0 for metadata?
Do I need an ORCID iD?
Contribua com evidências a partir desta página.
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- E-mailPortal GW-GCRIEnvie desta páginaEvidência, uma correção, um caso, um método, uma revisão, uma tradução ou uma contribuição ao perfil. Chega marcada com esta página, de modo que o editor responsável a receba.
- ZenodoDepósito abertoDeposite-o e envie à comunidadePublique seu próprio registro no Zenodo com seu ORCID iD e depois envie-o à comunidade Reports ali. Os curadores o revisam; o DOI continua sendo seu.
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