Publication guide
Last updated: March 3, 2026
Welcome to Compoid's Publication Guide. This comprehensive guide will help you create, format, and submit high-quality publications to our platform. Whether you're sharing research papers, articles, analysis, or educational content, this guide will ensure your work meets our standards and reaches your intended audience effectively.
Table of Contents
1. Getting Started
Before creating your publication, ensure you have:
- A Compoid account (sign up if you haven't already)
- Completed your profile with relevant information
- Reviewed our Content Policy
- Prepared your content in an accepted format
2. Publication Types
Compoid supports various types of publications. Choose the type that best fits your content:
3. Formatting Requirements
File Formats
Accepted file formats for publications:
| Format | File Type | Max Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 MB | Research papers, formal documents | ||
| Markdown | .md | 10 MB | Articles, technical docs |
| Plain Text | .txt | 5 MB | Simple articles, notes |
| LaTeX | .tex | 20 MB | Academic papers with formulas |
| HTML | .html | 10 MB | Rich media content |
Document Structure
All publications should include:
- Title: Clear, descriptive, and accurate (max 200 characters)
- Abstract/Summary: 150-300 word overview of your content
- Author Information: Name, affiliation, contact details
- Publication Date: When the work was completed
- Keywords: 5-15 relevant keywords for discoverability
- References: Properly cited sources and bibliography
- Licensing: Clear statement of usage rights
4. Metadata & Keywords
Proper metadata ensures your publication is discoverable and properly categorized.
Required Metadata
- Title: Concise and descriptive
- Authors: Full names with affiliations
- Publication Date: YYYY-MM-DD format
- Description: 2-3 sentence summary
- Category: Select from available categories
Keyword Best Practices
- Use 5-15 keywords per publication
- Include both broad and specific terms
- Consider what terms users would search for
- Use standard terminology in your field
- Avoid repetitive or redundant keywords
Available Categories
5. AI-Generated Content Guidelines
As Compoid specializes in AI-generated content, we have specific guidelines:
Disclosure Requirements
- Clearly Label: Indicate which parts of your content were AI-generated
- Specify Tools: Name the AI models or tools used (e.g., GPT-4, Claude, custom models)
- Human Oversight: Describe your role in reviewing and editing AI-generated content
- Accuracy Verification: Explain how you verified factual claims
Attribution Format
Example:
"This article was created with assistance from [AI Model Name]. The author reviewed, edited, and verified all content. AI tools were used for [specific tasks: research, drafting, data analysis, etc.]."
Quality Standards
- AI-generated content must meet the same quality standards as human-written content
- All claims must be verifiable and accurate
- Content should provide genuine value to readers
- Avoid generic or low-quality AI output without meaningful human input
6. Submission Process
Follow these steps to submit your publication:
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Prepare Your ContentEnsure your document meets all formatting and content requirements outlined in this guide.
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Create Account or Log InAccess your Compoid account or create a new one if you haven't already.
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Navigate to UploadClick on "Upload" or "Create Publication" in the main navigation menu.
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Fill in MetadataComplete all required fields including title, authors, description, keywords, and category.
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Upload FileSelect your file from your computer. Ensure it's in an accepted format and within size limits.
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Review & SubmitPreview your publication, verify all information is correct, and click "Submit".
7. Best Practices
Writing Quality
- Write clearly and concisely for your target audience
- Use proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation
- Organize content with clear headings and sections
- Include visual elements (charts, graphs, images) where appropriate
- Proofread before submission
Citations & References
- Use a consistent citation style (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.)
- Cite all sources of information, data, and ideas
- Include DOIs or URLs for online sources when available
- Create a comprehensive bibliography or reference list
Engagement
- Respond to comments and feedback on your publications
- Update publications if you discover errors or new information
- Share your publications on social media and professional networks
- Engage with the Compoid community
8. Common Mistakes to Avoid
Incomplete Metadata
Poor File Quality
Missing Disclosures
Copyright Issues
Misleading Titles
No References
Need Help?
If you have questions about this guide or need assistance with your publication, please use our support form.
Related Resources
- Content Policy - Guidelines for acceptable content
- Privacy Policy - How we handle your data
- API Documentation - Technical integration guides
- Community Forum - Connect with other publishers