Academics are growing tired of the current publishing system which prioritizes profit over knowledge dissemination (see here for a recent discussion). We therefore call upon researchers who agree that the current publishing system is unjust. In order to tackle this we start with a broad but interconnected field of cognitive... [Read More]

Why publish your reviews? Provide readers with additional context on preprints, pointing out strengths, weaknesses, and unanswered questions. Enable reuse of peer reviews, thereby reducing burden on editors and reviewers. Bring discussions into the public domain, where readers can enrich the conversation with diverse expertise. Surface the work of reviewers... [Read More]

Sharing the accepted version (also called the postprint) of your article online does not violate the copyright policies of most publishers. At the same time, this simple move is an effective way to counteract paywalls and make science accessible to everyone in the world with an internet connection including researchers... [Read More]