This policy outlines how the RADAB authors can archive copies of their work on their web pages, corporate web pages, and other subject repositories. RADAB is an open-access license; articles can be made available immediately according to their specific Creative Common terms license. Suppose an author has published an article under an Open Access license, in that case. In that case, RADAB will encourage the author to share the Version of the Record on publication instead of the Accepted Manuscript. Authors may also reuse the Abstract and Citation information (e.g., Title, Author name, Publication dates) of their article anywhere, including social media such as LinkedIn, Facebook, blogs, and Twitter, providing that, where possible, a link is included back to the article on the RADAB site. Preferably, the link should be, or form, the Digital Object Identifier (DOI), which can be found in the Citation information about the article online. The author may place the accepted version on the author's website, company/institutional repository, or archive. Self-archiving of the submitted version is not subject to an embargo period. MJA is now formally archived in the Iraqi Academic Scientific Journal (IASJ)