The life-changing magic of sharing your data (2019) Hunt

[JohnTheJack]

In this commentary, I argue that data sharing is in fact beneficial to even the most avaricious and self-interested scientists, as well as those who are more munificent and public-spirited in nature. Data sharing may actually lead to the advancement of one’s own career, accelerate the pace of one’s own scientific discoveries and increase the impact of one’s own research output.
Although there are legitimate concerns that must be carefully considered by the scientific community as data sharing is increasingly mandated, there are also concrete benefits
among those who share data as well as growing enthusiasm for data sharing.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-019-0560-3#Sec6

 

[Peter T]

I am having problems accessing this, just getting an error message.

The problem seems to be with the Nature site, as I can find the link to the article in their own search facility, but when clicking on their own link I still get an error message. I will try to notify them.

 

[Peter T]

I can now access the article page, but the article itself is behind a pay wall.

 

[Wonko]

So....the philosophy of sharing doesn't apply to them then?

 

[Skycloud]

The life-changing magic of sharing your data... or @JohnTheJack will see you at the tribunal

 

[rvallee]

In this commentary, I argue that data sharing is in fact beneficial to even the most avaricious and self-interested scientists, as well as those who are more munificent and public-spirited in nature. Data sharing may actually lead to the advancement of one’s own career, accelerate the pace of one’s own scientific discoveries and increase the impact of one’s own research output.

Although there are legitimate concerns that must be carefully considered by the scientific community as data sharing is increasingly mandated, there are also concrete benefits among those who share data as well as growing enthusiasm for data sharing.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-019-0560-3#Sec6

*nervous sweating of psychosocial researchers intensifies*

 

[JohnTheJack]

The life-changing magic of sharing your data... or @JohnTheJack will see you at the tribunal

Hehe. Indeed.

 

[Alvin]

I can now access the article page, but the article itself is behind a pay wall.

So much for sharing data

 

[Andy]

It's accessible via www.sci-hub.se, just enter https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-019-0560-3 and it should download. I can't provide the direct download link unfortunately.