Indexations, Archiving & Discoverability

Every JMLPH article receives a Crossref DOI and is published in PDF, XML, and HTML for maximum indexer coverage. Below is where JMLPH content is currently discoverable and permanently preserved.

Full-text and metadata indexing

Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
Google Scholar (Highwire citation meta on every article)
OpenAlex
Semantic Scholar
BASE — Bielefeld Academic Search Engine
Scilit
MIAR — Information Matrix for the Analysis of Journals
EuroPub
ROAD — Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources
Ulrichsweb
Sherpa Romeo (open-access policy registry)
Keepers Registry (archival participation)
Electronic Journals Library (EZB)
WorldCat

Library discovery layers

VU Amsterdam University Library
Forschungszentrum Jülich
University of Nottingham
Brooklyn Public Library
TCS OneSearch

Open repositories

Internet Archive
Scribd
Academia.edu

Permanent archiving (dark-archives)

LOCKSS — Lots Of Copies Keep Stuff Safe
CLOCKSS — Controlled LOCKSS
Internet Archive — public preservation

Newly published articles typically appear in Google Scholar within 24–72 hours, in DOAJ once the DOAJ team's next crawl runs, and in OpenAlex/Semantic Scholar/BASE within one to four weeks of publication.