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* Open-source software is a necessary prerequisite for reproducibility. | * Open-source software is a necessary prerequisite for reproducibility. | ||
* Regardless of the quality of the code, make it open and freely available. | * Regardless of the quality of the code, make it open and freely available. | ||
* Code without a license cannot be used by others (in most legislations). | * Code without a license cannot be used by others (in most legislations). | ||
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+ | To be fully reproducible, | ||
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+ | One of the most frequent arguments against publishing source code is its (lack of) quality. Understandably, | ||
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+ | Finally, and quite important: make sure to provide a **license** for your code, as most legislations do not allow code use or reuse by any other person than its original author without a clear license. Use available licenses for this, and never try to come up with your own license -- except you're a lawyer with far too much time. | ||
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