Abstract
It is a great pleasure to welcome this letter by eleven prominent researchers of the field of phonetics who open a very important discussion that touches a crucial aspect of open science: open data. The main point presented by this letter is that "journals publishing original research articles about phonetics decide that archiving of primary data is now a prerequisite for submissions" by understanding that availability of data is a point related to "the same activity that results in the publication of research papers".
Highlights
RESPONSE FROM THE EDITOR TO TOWARD OPEN DATA POLICIES IN PHONETICS: WHAT WE CAN GAIN AND HOW WE CAN AVOID PITFALLS
BARBOSA, Plínio A.1 1University of Campinas It is a great pleasure to welcome this letter by eleven prominent researchers of the field of phonetics who open a very important discussion that touches a crucial aspect of open science: open data
The main point presented by this letter is that "journals publishing original research articles about phonetics decide that archiving of primary data is a prerequisite for submissions" by understanding that availability of data is a point related to "the same activity that results in the publication of research papers"
Summary
RESPONSE FROM THE EDITOR TO TOWARD OPEN DATA POLICIES IN PHONETICS: WHAT WE CAN GAIN AND HOW WE CAN AVOID PITFALLS BARBOSA, Plínio A.1 1University of Campinas It is a great pleasure to welcome this letter by eleven prominent researchers of the field of phonetics who open a very important discussion that touches a crucial aspect of open science: open data.
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