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Sign upAutomate hunting for DOIs? #629
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@majensen - more that Whedon can do already? (e.g. openjournals/joss-reviews#1796 (comment)) |
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Ooh maybe I and @briatte need a pro tip about that...? |
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I think we got it at openjournals/joss-reviews#1796 (comment) |
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So Whedon checks DOIs when editors prepare the final proof of a paper with You can ask Whedon to check references at any time with |
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It's documented as an editor step after reviewers recommend acceptance - see https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/editing.html#after-reviewers-recommend-acceptance |
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@majensen - Can we close this issue? |
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It often is the case that reviewers will mention missing DOIs in their reviews. Perhaps a DOI check could be done to manuscripts before the reviewing starts? |
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That's a good idea. We can do this at the start of the review process. |
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Added in openjournals/whedon-api@fb45519 |
majensen commentedNov 9, 2019
@briatte suggested that whedon might do more to help find DOIs. That would be cool.