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- Because most blogs allow outsiders to comment on the individual posts, they have proved to be a good medium for brainstorming and discussions.
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- - Of course, for many members of Bracher’s primary audience—young scientists still struggling to get tenure—those discussions can look like a minefield. A fair number of the participants use pseudonyms out of fear that a comment might offend some professor’s sensibilities, hurting a student’s chances of getting a job later. Other potential participants never get involved because they feel that time spent with the online community is time not spent on cranking out that next publication. “The peer-reviewed paper is the cornerstone of jobs and promotion,” PLoS ONE’s Surridge says. “Scientists don’t blog because they get no credit” for that.
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- Unlike the oft-defaced Wikipedia, the system will let users make changes only after they have registered and established that they belong to a legitimate research organization.
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- - if someone actually did try to scoop you, it would be very easy to prove your priority—and to embarrass them. I think that’s really what is going to drive open science: the fear factor.
  - If you wait for the journals, your work won’t appear for another six to nine months. But with open science, your claim to priority is out there right away.”
  - researchers may sometimes have legitimate reasons to think twice about being so open. If work involves patients or other human subjects, for example, privacy is a concern. If a scientist is planning to publish in a journal that insists on copyrighting text and visuals, prepublishing online could pose a problem. And if work might lead to a patent, it is still not clear whether the patent office will accept a wiki posting as proof of priority. Until that is sorted out, he says, “the typical legal advice is: do not disclose your ideas before you file.”
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