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Define Personas and User Stories - why do _you_ want to find journals that support open source #60

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yochannah opened this issue Sep 1, 2020 · 2 comments
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Define Personas and User Stories - why do _you_ want to find journals that support open source #60

yochannah opened this issue Sep 1, 2020 · 2 comments
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elife-sprint-2020 Issue opened as part of the 2020 eLife Sprint non-code-task Great task if you like open source but don't write code. quiet-time-suitable-task elife sprint task suitable even if no project leads are around

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yochannah commented Sep 1, 2020 •
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When code is written for research and science purposes, it should be open source so that others can benefit from it. We’d like to help researchers find journals that require open source code easily. We would like to begin prototyping a real-life website that allows people to search for journals that have (or don’t have) open source code sharing policies.

If you care about open source code in science, please comment on this issue and share the following things:

  • Why you care about open source in science
  • What you would be looking for if you wanted to find a journal that supported open source code. Would you want to filter by country, research domain, APC cost, other? What factors would influence your choice?
  • preview our prototype from a previous Mozilla sprint - does it tell you everything you need? What is missing or could be improved on?

For more info about this project and the sprint, or to get help, please see the Code Is Science eLife Sprint Plan
@yochannah yochannah added non-code-task Great task if you like open source but don't write code. elife-sprint-2020 Issue opened as part of the 2020 eLife Sprint quiet-time-suitable-task elife sprint task suitable even if no project leads are around labels Sep 1, 2020
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Update: If you haven't yet answered our persona survey, please visit https://forms.gle/EsZPJwZq6mXRyvrA9 to share your views on the place code has in papers / journals. It only takes 2-3 minutes tops!

@ikayz is working on creating visuals for the personas

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Code is Science - Persona.pdf

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