The Ergo-an Open Access Journal Of Philosophy, through its Open access policy, is committed to promoting the wide dissemination and accessibility of academic resources. Such policies not only make the results of academic research accessible to a wider audience, but also help to democratize knowledge and diversify academic discussion. The journal has a wide range of publications covering all branches and traditions of philosophy, including but not limited to the history of philosophy, analytical philosophy, Continental philosophy, formal philosophy, and empirical philosophy. This inclusiveness across disciplines and traditions allows the journal to showcase a diversity of philosophical ideas and approaches, and to promote dialogue and exchange between different philosophical schools.

Of particular note is the journal's strong commitment to diversity. It particularly encourages and welcomes members from groups currently underrepresented in the field of philosophy to submit their research results. This includes, but is not limited to, women, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups. In this way, the journal aims to break down traditional barriers in the field of philosophy and promote a more pluralistic and inclusive academic environment.