What's coming in #OpenJournalSystems (#OJS)?

For one, the new User Invitation Process empowers users — authors and reviewers — to input their own data and verify their #ORCID, enhancing accuracy and user autonomy.

This revision aligns with the General Data Protection Regulation (#GDPR), ensuring data protection and privacy.

Happy #PeerReviewWeek 2024! Learn more about what's coming in OJS with PKP's News Blog recap with the recording and more resources:

https://pkp.sfu.ca/2024/09/26/pkp-peer-review-week-webinar-recording-now-available/

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PKP Peer Review Week webinar recording now available - Public Knowledge Project

The recording of the PKP webinar, “Peer Review in Review: What’s Coming in OJS” is now available, along with resources.

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Here's our last tip for #PeerReviewWeek: Reviewing isn’t only about being critical. Positive comments matter too! Write what you find exciting about a paper, and how you think it might advance the field. Authors
will be happy to receive the positive feedback, and it helps editors make better decisions too. #PeerReviewTips
#PeerReviewTips: Concerned about maintaining your anonymity during peer review? See the tips in our September Editorial: https://www.cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S2666-3899(24)00211-3 #PeerReviewWeek
#PeerReviewTips: When asking authors to cite additional papers, make sure that your recommendations are relevant and do not improperly promote your own work. Editors do check these recommendations and may take further actions if recommendations seem improper. #PeerReviewWeek
#PeerReviewTips: As a reviewer, you can help promote #openscience! If any code, data or models are missing that you feel are crucial to the paper, write to the journal and offer to submit your report *after* these are made available. #PeerReviewWeek

8/8 🤝 Get involved in software peer review!

Want to contribute to open science? rOpenSci is always looking for reviewers who are passionate about open-source software and reproducibility.

At rOpenSci, we see every review as an opportunity for growth and collaboration. Join us and make a difference! https://airtable.com/app8dssb6a7PG6Vwj/shrnfDI2S9uuyxtDw

#PeerReviewWeek #SoftwarePeerReview

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7/8 📦 Looking to submit your package?

If you have an R package that you believe should undergo peer review, submit it to our open peer review system: https://github.com/ropensci/software-review

Let’s ensure it meets the highest standards of quality and usability! #PeerReviewWeek #OpenSource #SoftwareReview

GitHub - ropensci/software-review: rOpenSci Software Peer Review.

rOpenSci Software Peer Review. . Contribute to ropensci/software-review development by creating an account on GitHub.

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6/8 🎉 Join us in celebrating peer review

As we celebrate Peer Review Week, we want to recognize the editor, reviewers, authors, and community members who make software peer review possible: https://github.com/ropensci/software-review?tab=readme-ov-file#-editors-and-reviewers

Together, we’re shaping the future of research software and Open Science. #PeerReviewWeek #rOpenSci #OpenScience

GitHub - ropensci/software-review: rOpenSci Software Peer Review.

rOpenSci Software Peer Review. . Contribute to ropensci/software-review development by creating an account on GitHub.

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5/8 📊 Highlights from rOpenSci’s Software Peer Review

Since launching the software peer review, rOpenSci has reviewed 300 packages, improving tools used in a range of fields: https://ropensci.org/packages/

These contributions make research faster, more transparent, and more reliable. #ResearchSoftware #PeerReviewWeek

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4/8 💬 The power of community

One of rOpenSci’s strengths is its diverse community of experts. rOpenSci’s peer review doesn’t just improve software projects—it builds a community of practice around open science and reproducible research making peer review a collaboration process! #CommunityReview #OpenScience #PeerReviewWeek