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  1. ...no longer accessible, preventing #postpublicationreview.
    Requiring publication of data and code raises the bar for authors and prevents errors. It is a double-edged sword that helps editors. It reduces the number of manuscripts that authors submit, because those who do not want to make the effort seek other publication opportunities, and most importantly: you will keep out the dodgy manuscripts reporting results that are not verifiable and not well-documented.

  2. ...no longer accessible, preventing #postpublicationreview.
    Requiring publication of data and code raises the bar for authors and prevents errors. It is a double-edged sword that helps editors. It reduces the number of manuscripts that authors submit, because those who do not want to make the effort seek other publication opportunities, and most importantly: you will keep out the dodgy manuscripts reporting results that are not verifiable and not well-documented.

  3. ...no longer accessible, preventing #postpublicationreview.
    Requiring publication of data and code raises the bar for authors and prevents errors. It is a double-edged sword that helps editors. It reduces the number of manuscripts that authors submit, because those who do not want to make the effort seek other publication opportunities, and most importantly: you will keep out the dodgy manuscripts reporting results that are not verifiable and not well-documented.

  4. ...no longer accessible, preventing #postpublicationreview.
    Requiring publication of data and code raises the bar for authors and prevents errors. It is a double-edged sword that helps editors. It reduces the number of manuscripts that authors submit, because those who do not want to make the effort seek other publication opportunities, and most importantly: you will keep out the dodgy manuscripts reporting results that are not verifiable and not well-documented.

  5. ...no longer accessible, preventing #postpublicationreview.
    Requiring publication of data and code raises the bar for authors and prevents errors. It is a double-edged sword that helps editors. It reduces the number of manuscripts that authors submit, because those who do not want to make the effort seek other publication opportunities, and most importantly: you will keep out the dodgy manuscripts reporting results that are not verifiable and not well-documented.