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Put Some of Your Reviewing Time Back Into Open Research: The Diamond Reviewer Pledge

  Posted on 22nd September 2026 by replicationnetwork

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Peer review is a finite resource. Every time we accept an invitation to review, we are deciding where a few hours of unpaid expert labour will go. Most of us rarely think about that decision. We review for the journals…

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