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[-00:22] Hi [00:18] Could you please open the PLOS ONE website? [00:43] Okay, go to the blogs [01:13] Open the blog under "The Official PLOS Blog." [01:56] Can you show me the title? [02:27] Who is the author and when was the blog posted? ;
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(html(body class="post-template-...8384" (div class="blog-header" ) (div class="wrap" role="document" data-webtasks-id="139...464e" (div class="content" data-webtasks-id="ba1ba7...4e16" (main class="main" (article class="single-article post...ought-leaders" (header class="single-header" ) (div class="single-featured-image" ) (div class="single-content" data-webtasks-id="ca681...4a13" (p(a href="https://media....beixsy"UN Open Science Conference ) (fast forward to minute 31) and have been lightly edited for length and format. This is the second of four blogs on how we can collectively change scholarly publishing for the benefit of all of us. In (a href="https://thepl...path-forward/"part one), I outlined the challenges we need to overcome to affect change.) (pFor these groups,... in our journals(strong data-webtasks-id="ab1fb0...4410" –) a format they’re comfortable with – is likely to be more successful. One fairly recent example here is our experiment with code sharing in (a href="https://journ...compbiol/"). As Jason Papin, co-editor in chief, put it:) (blockquote class="wp-block-quote" data-webtasks-id="a28a...4749"(p data-webtasks-id="ad8bd2...4422"Code is the life... the work of others)) (p data-webtasks-id="885...-4bb0"When we spoke to... heard that sharing code(a href="https://elifes...6800"signals confidence and integrity) on the part of the authors, which in turn supports trust in the community) (p data-webtasks-id="01f...4d0a"Our team saw an... by piloting a(a href="https://journ...8867"new journal policy(strong data-webtasks-id="6fb2...457e".)) It would require authors to make public any code directly related to the results of their article upon publication. The proof of the experiment’s success? In 2019 – before the policy was introduced – the rate of code sharing for articles in the journal was 53%. Not too bad, you might think – but looking at articles published after the policy was introduced, that number jumped to 87%. That was enough for us to make it a permanent policy. We’re now focusing on code quality and reproducibility(strong data-webtasks-id="0d7...4c0f".))) ) (section class="comments" ) (div class="single-recent-posts" )) )) (style type="text/css"footer.app-...; }) (footer class="app-footer" )))