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THIS PAGE HAS BEEN REPLACEDThis page is no longer active and may not represent the current Deaccession and DMCA Takedown Policy. For the current policy, please visit https://library.duke.edu/using/policies/dmca-takedown |
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Approved by the DDR Program Committee, December 5, 2016
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The mission of the Duke Digital Repositories (DDR) is to ensure the long-term integrity and accessibility of its contents. To ensure the integrity of the materials preserved therein, this policy governs any request to deaccession, delete, withdraw, or otherwise change access rights to (hereafter referred to as deaccession) materials after they have been deposited in the DDR. This policy aims to meet the obligations of copyright, privacy, revision, and access with transparency. In support of its mission, it is generally the policy of the DDR to provide as broad of access as possible to the materials we hold consistent with our legal and ethical obligations and to deaccession materials only for compelling legal or ethical reasons.
Personnel and terms
Deaccessioning1 refers to a range of approaches to changing objects and their access levels once deposited in the DDR or Protected Data Repository. Such approaches range from changing access rights for objects to fully purging objects from the DDR, its access layer, and all local and disparate backups. Approaches may change over time as systems and tools evolve. Refer to the Deaccession Procedure (DUL staff only) for more specific information.
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