YES!!!
Most days in metascience, it feels like the odds are impossible, it's hard to believe that we'll ever make any progress at all.
And then every so often, something great happens.
This is a big deal for the future of science and publication, and I am STOKED!
Most days in metascience, it feels like the odds are impossible, it's hard to believe that we'll ever make any progress at all.
And then every so often, something great happens.
This is a big deal for the future of science and publication, and I am STOKED!
https://twitter.com/KateGrabowski/status/1361487134545367041
Full disclosure: I contribute every so often to the NCRC team under the fantastic leadership of @KateGrabowski and many others, and have been a fan of both NCRC and eLife since they started (well before I started helping).
At some point I'll do a long thread about why this small thing is a WAY bigger deal than it sounds, but to tease: this heralds active exploration of a fundamental and long overdue rethinking and reorganizing of how science is assessed and distributed.
It's also the kind of experiment helps pave the way to conditions under which that change is possible, and an actual viable path for quality assessment and review in the open age.
It's a potential paradigm shift, but in the real way and not the lame windows 95 way.
It's a potential paradigm shift, but in the real way and not the lame windows 95 way.
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