"Following an editorial investigation as a result of a complaint from the software distributor, the authors admitted that the use of professional software, FLOW-3D program for the results published in the article, was made without a license from the developer."
"One of the conditions of submission of a paper for publication is that the article does not violate any intellectual property rights of any person or entity and that the use of any software is made under a license or permission from the software owner."
"The academic publishing giant lists various infractions that can lead to the removal of a paper. Beyond copyright infringement, libel, and privacy violations, these include significant errors, ethical violations, and conflicts of interest."
"Copyright and academia have been on uneasy terms since the general public began using the internet. Perhaps the highest profile example of this conflict was the death of activist Aaron Swartz in 2013 following his arrest and prosecution for uploading journal articles..."
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