For those who may skim the article without reading the actual manifesto, the closing paragraph is rather keen: > A manifesto is a call that people reading it s

For those who may skim the article without reading the actual manifesto, the closing paragraph is rather keen: > A manifesto is a call that people reading it should vote for your point of view. Don’t vote with a signature or a petition. Vote by making your computational experiments recomputable. Do it at http://recomputation.org http://recomputation.org, or at your own web site, or at another repository. But make your experiments recomputable. Full manifesto linked from the article: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.3674v1.pdf http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.3674v1.pdf Before even reading the article I was thinking to myself "gee, this might actually be one of the best use cases I've heard for vagrant/etc". Turns out that's exactly what this is :)