Hi Damien; thanks for your mail. We were semi-inspired by JOSS, but if
I understand correctly, all of its reviews are world-readable and the
reviewers' identities are public (can someone please confirm both
points?). We're wondering if anyone's used a workflow that leverages
GitHub but keeps reviews and reviewers' identities private. (But hm, I
just realized that tweaks to the workflow would enable one without the
other...)
Thanks,
Greg
On 2016-10-18 6:04 PM, Damien Irving wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm pretty sure that the Journal of Open Source Software runs its
entire review process through GitHub. (Although I'm not sure how many
of your dot points their process covers.)
http://joss.theoj.org/
There are a number of Software Carpentry people involved with that
journal.
Cheers,
Damien
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 8:20 AM, Greg Wilson
<[email protected]
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Hi,
I was speaking with a colleague last week about the possibility of
using GitHub to manage paper submissions and reviews. The journal
in question doesn't do open/accredited reviews, so I was wondering
if anyone had any experience with the following workflow:
- author submits paper by sending URL of public GitHub repo to journal
- journal creates private repo and merges author's submission into
- journal creates temporary accounts with auto-generated names for
reviewers and gives them access to the newly-created private repo
- reviewers post comments: authors and editors can see
them/respond to them, but identities of reviewers are known only
to editors
- authors make changes in the private repo in response to
reviewers' comments, and merge from that to their public repo when
they want to
Thanks,
Greg
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