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Data and code get their own trust record, and their makers get credit when others reuse them.

A dataset or codebase is often the most reusable part of a study, and the least credited. A record shows who made it, who checked it, which versions changed what, and every paper and page that relies on it.

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Datasetdoi:10.5281/zenodo.23298751 · v1.0.0 · IllustrativeMavacamten and systolic dysfunction in FAERSMade by De Oliveira, J. M. S. P. L.; Lima, L. B.; Santos, L. S. B.; and 2 others
Expert checkDocumentation, units and completenessPending
Replication attemptsNone registered yetNone yet
v1.0.0 · first versionNo earlier version to supersedeChanged
Reused byNone recorded yet
Reuse credit: each paper or page that cites it is counted on its makers’ profiles
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Credit and checks that travel with the data

1RegisterLink a DOI or repository. Authors and maintainers are named.
2Get it checkedA verified expert checks documentation, units and completeness.
3Versions are trackedEach new version records what changed; anything citing the old one is told.
4Reuse is creditedEvery paper and page that uses it is counted on its makers’ profiles.
Records

Datasets and code on the record

Datasetv3.1 · zenodoMavacamten and systolic dysfunction in FAERSthe maker · checked by a verified expert
Reused 15 times
Codev2.4 · GitHubreefcover: mixed-effects models for marine cover surveysDe Oliveira, J. M. S. P. L.; Lima, L. B.; Santos, L. S. B.; and 2 others
Reused 31 times
Datasetv3.1 · NSIDCsnowpack Index, daily extentNSIDC · superseded v3.0 on 18 Sep
Reused 412 times
Modelv1.0 · OSFHousehold energy price pass-through modelDr. M. Ikeda · check in progress
Reused 4 times