Internet Appendix (jf-internet-appendix)

When to trigger

• The main text is bloated with proofs, secondary robustness tables, or data-construction detail
• A referee will ask for more checks but the article is near the 60-page limit
• You are unsure how JF wants the Internet Appendix submitted and hosted
• The main result is buried on page 40 behind diagnostics

JF's actual Internet Appendix policy

The "Internet Appendix" is a JF convention. JF's specifics differ from generic "online appendices":

• At submission, the Internet Appendix is placed at the END of the same PDF as the manuscript — NOT uploaded as a separate file. Put the title "Internet Appendix" at the top of its first page so it is not mistaken for a regular appendix.
• The Internet Appendix does not count toward JF's 60-page manuscript limit (manuscript: ≤60 pp, ≥1.5 spacing, 12-pt font).
• The paper must be self-contained: a reader must understand the study in full without consulting the Internet Appendix.
• On acceptance, the appendix is published as the Internet Appendix with the online article on the publisher's (Wiley) site.

Source: afajof.org/submissions and the JF Submission Guidelines (Rev. March 12, 2024), accessed 2026-05-30.