Every Pensul article now carries a DOI
Pensul editorial · 12 August 2026
From today, every article published on Pensul is issued a DOI from our registered prefix at the moment of publication. The identifier appears on the article page, in the citation export, and in the Google Scholar metadata, and it resolves at doi.org.
URLs rot. Domains lapse. Publishers get acquired and quietly redirect their back catalogue into a search box. A registered identifier outlives all of that, which matters for work that is meant to stay findable for decades.
DOIs are assigned sequentially and are never reused, including for retracted articles, because a retraction is part of the record rather than an erasure of it. ISBNs, which identify books rather than articles, are issued only for the occasional monograph.