What Crossref holds about you
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Pragma Journals
Crossref member 27513
· prefix 10.47755 · Middle town, DE, United States · read 14 Nov 2026, 15:47
Found from the member number.
How complete each record is
Of your 58 journal articles, how many carry each piece. These are Crossref's own published figures for your membership — anyone can look them up, including the people who assess your journals. Crossref counted them on 14 Nov 2026, 04:58 IST. It recounts about once a day, so anything deposited after that time appears at its next count.
| What | How many carry it | Share | Missing | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reference lists | 42 of 58 | 72.4% | 16 | Citations link your articles into the literature. Indexes and every discovery service read them. |
| Licences | 49 of 58 | 84.5% | 9 | DOAJ requires a licence statement it can read by machine. |
| Abstracts | 49 of 58 | 84.5% | 9 | How a reader finds the article at all — and what most databases display. |
| Author affiliations | 36 of 58 | 62.1% | 22 | Where the authors work. Scopus and Clarivate score international spread from this. |
| ROR IDs | 30 of 58 | 51.7% | 28 | The standard identifier for an institution, so affiliations match across databases. |
| ORCID iDs | 0 of 58 | 0% | 58 | The author identifier. Carries credit to the right person for ever. |
| Full-text links | 49 of 58 | 84.5% | 9 | Lets Crossref, and text-mining services, reach the article itself. |
| Similarity checking | 49 of 58 | 84.5% | 9 | Declares that the article was screened for plagiarism. |
| Funding | 0 of 58 | 0% | 58 | Who paid for the research; funders check this. |
| Award numbers | 0 of 58 | 0% | 58 | The grant number beside the funder. |
| Funder ROR IDs | 0 of 58 | 0% | 58 | The funder as a standard identifier. |
| Crossmark | 54 of 58 | 93.1% | 4 | Tells a reader, on the article itself, whether it has since been corrected or retracted. |
This record as one metadata completeness score, beside large publishers and all of Crossref →
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DOIs registered each year
Your journals, by DOIs registered
| ISSN | DOIs | ISSN record |
|---|---|---|
| 2766-9556 | 11 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2766-9688 | 9 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2766-9661 | 8 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2766-9653 | 8 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2766-967X | 7 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2766-9599 | 6 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
| 2768-3699 | 5 | open at the ISSN Portal ↗ |
Counted from the ISSNs Crossref has seen deposits under. A journal you publish that has never had a DOI does not appear here — which is itself worth knowing.
What this adds up to
Never deposited at all: ORCID iDs, Funding, Award numbers, Funder ROR IDs. Not one of your 58 journal articles carries these.
This page reads only what is public. It does not say whether your journals are well run — it says what a database sees when it looks you up, which is the first thing every index does.
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