We ostracize folks who we think do crappy science (insert favorite case study here), based on low power, p-hacking, etc., 3/13
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So while we might not expel from OS club, we clearly are capable of punishing folks whose scientific values don't line up with our own. 4/13
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Which brings us to what I understand as the point made by
@o_guest : K used OS to effectively dox thousands of OKC users. 5/131 reply 1 retweet 2 likes -
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Little concern for ethical considerations/empathy for those who might be affected (this is twitter documented, not heresay)… 6/13
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Then K said it was all in the name of OS, after "publishing" in "journal" K "edits".
@EmilyGorcenski among 1st to take K to task. 7/131 reply 1 retweet 3 likes -
If we can shun _______ for p-hacking--which conflicts with our scientific values--why not same treatment for K? 8/13
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Is p-hacking in research *that* much worse than unethically distributing personal info of thousands, many vulnerable. 9/13
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That's not *my* OS. My OS gives a shit about ethics/wellfare of "participants" (OKC users are *not* K's actual participants). 10/13
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Its your prerogative whether you call others out for misapplications/misrepresentations of your OS values, 11/13
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But I think to say OS isn't a group or somehow lacks this capacity (or willingness to use it when it suits them) doesn't quite wash. 12/13
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Thanks for this! Heartening. 

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