https://info.orcid.org/terms-of-use/

ORCID is a community-based initiative developed by and for the research community.

You may not obtain an ORCID ID and create an ORCID Record about yourself
if you are under 18 years of age (or the age of majority in jurisdiction in which you are located).

You may not deposit, edit, modify or otherwise use any Record Data in a manner that makes it false, incomplete or misleading.

If you are using the Registry or Websites from outside the United States you consent to having your personal data transferred to the United States, which may have privacy laws different from those in your country.

If you are prohibited from receiving U.S. origin services or software, you may not use the Websites or Registry.

https://info.orcid.org/privacy-policy/

Name (at least your given or first name)
Email address(es)

https://support.orcid.org/hc/en-us/arti … y-Settings
«If you discover that you accidentally have more than one ORCID iD/Record, you can combine the Records.»

«We maintain a non-reversible, cryptographically hashed form of your email address
to allow you to re-claim your identifier in the future if you choose to do so.»

Ничего не сказано про допустимость или недопустимость псевдонимов
сказано, но не там (неофициально):
individuals may create more than one ORCID iD record if they wish to use different names for different works, such as a pseudonym
https://orcidus.lyrasis.org/faq/
«ORCID also has a straightforward way to manage duplicate iDs and merge more than one record together.»

https://www.reddit.com/r/labrats/commen … _id_as_an/
«If the name on the article doesn't match what's on your CV, though, why would anybody believe you were the actual author?»
«This is tricky because you'll need something to connect your ORCID to you,
which is hard to do without revealing your real name somewhere in the process.»
«pseudonym would be problematic: "There's no record of a researcher named ___ having worked in this department"
can turn into a full-scale misconduct investigation pretty quickly»
«also many Asian researchers have their legal Chinese name, but go by a different non-Chinese name.»
«A simple sentence identifying the pseudonym in their biosketch would solve the problem.»
«If you've got like 20 of them, then sure, that's a problem, but if you pick one and stick to it it's going to be fine.»
«There's no obligation at all to use your legal name.»
«Different journals have different requirements, and some (especially the more high-impact ones) can be very specific on how authors should be formatted.»
«Just be aware that if you plan to be a person of interest in academia, this is the name people will associate with you.»

Cope says that in some situations is acceptable, but you need to tell the editor.
https://publicationethics.org/guidance/ … ed-article

Отредактировано Лис (2025-07-31 12:13:55)