This was the submission repository for the ReScience journal. The new ReScience workflow uses ReScience/submissions.
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Create a github account
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Fork the ReScience submission repository
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Clone this new repository into your desktop environment
$ git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/ReScience-submission
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Create a branch (the branch name should be author names separated with dashes)
$ git checkout -b AUTHOR1-AUTHOR2
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Add your code & article (see author guidelines) and commit your changes:
$ git commit -a -m "Some comment"
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Push to github
$ git push origin AUTHOR1-AUTHOR2
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Issue a pull request (PR) to ReScience with title containing author(s) name and follow the template that will appear once you opened the pull request:
**AUTHOR**
Dear @ReScience/editors,
I request a review for the following replication:
### Original article
**Title:**
**Author(s):**
**Journal (or Conference):**
**Year:**
**DOI:**
**PDF:**
### Replication
**Author(s)**:
**Repository**:
**PDF**:
**Keywords**:
**Language**:
**Domain**:
### Results
* [ ] Article has been fully replicated
* [ ] Article has been partially replicated
* [ ] Article has not been replicated
### Potential reviewers
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<!-- You can look at http://rescience.github.io/board for the -->
<!-- list of registered reviewers (but you can propose others) -->
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**EDITOR**
* [ ] Editor acknowledgment
* [ ] Reviewer 1
* [ ] Reviewer 2
* [ ] Review 1 decision [accept/reject]
* [ ] Review 2 decision [accept/reject]
* [ ] Editor decision [accept/reject]
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You can suggest reviewers from editorial board.
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Answer questions and requests made in the PR conversation page.