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I’ve always thought of them as “official datasets” - is that right? With GitHub anyone can just chuck something up there with not much forethought, but not so
by yawnxyz 2y ago
I’ve always thought of them as “official datasets” - is that right?
With GitHub anyone can just chuck something up there with not much forethought, but not so much with DataCite right?
- afandian 2y agoThere is a perception that DOIs signify something being 'official', whatever that means. But in the publishing ecosystem (e.g. Crossref), it's whatever the publisher decides to publish. There's a wide range of publishers who publish anything from books to peer-reviewed works to preprints. Two examples of DataCite members are OSF.io and Figshare.com . They have very different models. Figshare lets you share and assign DOIs to arbitrary research files. OSF lets you version-control your research and assign a DOI to the project.