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An acceptable reason for not sharing code is because you don't want to at this time, which may very well be never which is just fine. There's no need to share y
by excerionsforte 6y ago
An acceptable reason for not sharing code is because you don't want to at this time, which may very well be never which is just fine. There's no need to share your personal code especially if you do not feel proud about sharing it.
Other situations like research, typically need the same materials to do verification of that work.
- remram 6y agoI agree that you don't have to release anything, and I won't call you out for it. If you write a blog post about it though, I might participate in the discussion and examine your arguments. Of course the problem of research is slightly different, since you have a claim, are trying to be "peer reviewed", and possibly were funded by public money.