"Multi-contribution for one manuscript" refers to the behavior that the author sends his own works to different publishing houses or other media at the same time or successively (published at the same time or successively), that is, the same work is used many times.

From a purely legal point of view, there are restrictions on multiple contributions to one manuscript. Because Article 32 of the Copyright Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "If a copyright owner submits a manuscript to a newspaper or periodical agency, the manuscript shall be sent from it.

If you don't receive the notice from the newspaper within 0/5 days from the date of publication, or you don't receive the notice from the periodical agency within 30 days from the date of publication, you can contribute to other newspapers and periodical agencies. Both parties have agreed otherwise.

Except ... "This means that authors are not allowed to contribute more than one manuscript within the specified date. Generally speaking, it depends on three factors: the nature of the manuscript, whether it is a book manuscript or a newspaper/magazine manuscript; Copyright law stage

Customs regulations; An agreement between the author and the publisher.

Your idea of "multiple contributions for one manuscript" is completely wrong, and it is easy for people to question your character. This sentence may be too heavy. Please understand that if the magazine knows that you have contributed more than one manuscript, you will be in big trouble. Why not? I really don't know.

Is it true or not? For example, if there are mistakes in your manuscript, it is a waste of people's time and energy to ask many experts to point out the same mistakes for you. Also, different magazines receive the same review requirements, and people think you are bullying others.

Cheat, it's easy to get into the hands of one person. Besides, people are all voluntary workers and don't charge any fees. . . . Besides, if you contribute casually, aren't you afraid of papers flying everywhere? Then you don't care about yourself.

Your own labor, or. . Simply copy your paper, so you don't cherish making fun of yourself at all. There is no difference between "one manuscript and many contributions" and pedaling two boats. What would happen if your other half knew? Academic ethics or

Yes, if both magazines accept your articles, you will waste one's time, just as you don't want others to waste your time and respect your time.