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    1. Bradley Love‏ @ProfData Jan 9
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      Yes, it's selectively open in which the reviewer chooses what to share at a time that suits them. This is open to abuse. This is not publishing reviews after publication, as in the eLife model.

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    2. Manjari Narayan‏ @NeuroStats Jan 9
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      Replying to @ProfData @o_guest and

      Would it help for preprints to optionally have an unlisted/embargoed phase? So one can post to preprint server to preserve open access before journal submission & have an unlisted shareable link, but prevent others from publicly discussing it for a certain period.

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    3. Olivia Guest | Ολίβια Γκεστ‏ @o_guest Jan 9
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      Replying to @NeuroStats @ProfData and

      Not sure it would have helped here... The person who blogged about it only knew about it/did so because it got sent to him for traditional review.

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    4. Manjari Narayan‏ @NeuroStats Jan 9
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      Replying to @o_guest @ProfData and

      Ah ok, I wasn't sure if that was what was going on i.e. a reviewer for the paper decided to make the review public after the journal decision.

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    5. Tim Kietzmann‏ @TimKietzmann Jan 9
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      Replying to @NeuroStats @o_guest and

      Just to clarify (because the above can be understood two ways): Niko always reviews publicly, so the decision to write a blog post was made upon acceptance to review (and not after the decision by the journal).

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    6. Manjari Narayan‏ @NeuroStats Jan 9
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      Replying to @TimKietzmann @o_guest and

      Is every single review regardless of journal always publicly posted?

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    7. Bradley Love‏ @ProfData Jan 9
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      Replying to @NeuroStats @TimKietzmann and

      It's not the norm and not done at the journal we submitted. Some journals publish reviews for papers that ACCEPTED, but both authors and reviewers know this going in. In general, people give consent and know what they are getting into. Not the case here.

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    8. Tal Yarkoni‏ @talyarkoni Jan 9
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      Replying to @ProfData @NeuroStats and

      you gave consent and knew what you were getting into (or should have) when you posted a public preprint and encouraged people to read it and comment on it. what more is there to it than that? why should it matter that what prompted the commentary was the review invitation?

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    9. Bradley Love‏ @ProfData Jan 10
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      Replying to @talyarkoni @NeuroStats and

      Niko had additional non-public info from journal review as well and his "review" process was driven by the journal process. His "review" process itself for the journal is tainted by the fact that he is primarily blogging not reviewing. It's fairly simple.

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    10. Tal Yarkoni‏ @talyarkoni Jan 10
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      Replying to @ProfData @NeuroStats and

      if he'd thought, "I'm going to do a quick sloppy job on this review, so that I can write a long thorough blog post about the preprint immediately after," would that have been okay? or does merely having the intention to write a blog post preclude one from reviewing?

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      Olivia Guest | Ολίβια Γκεστ‏ @o_guest Jan 10
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      Replying to @talyarkoni @ProfData and

      The review he sent to the journal is different (I do not know how and in what ways, but I know it is) than the one posted on his blog. So technically it's a very weird situation.

      4:03 AM - 10 Jan 2019
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        2. Tal Yarkoni‏ @talyarkoni Jan 10
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          Replying to @o_guest @ProfData and

          uh, isn't this exactly what you claim to want? so if it's the same review that's a problem, and if it's not the same review, that's also a problem?

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        3. Olivia Guest | Ολίβια Γκεστ‏ @o_guest Jan 10
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          Replying to @talyarkoni @ProfData and

          I feel like we exist in two parallel universes where meaningful information exchange has ceased and instead you think you understand what I "claim to want" when actually I have no idea what you are on about.

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