### Pre-registration Lifecycles! Right now this component just contains a record of the notes we took during the APS hackathon. [Link to relevant twitter thread](https://twitter.com/melissaekline/status/1132708987709861891). ### Basic idea What does it mean when you find an 'old' preregistration. Is it a good model for you to use? What ever happened to that project? Was it published, is it ongoing, is it part of [a file drawer](https://psychfiledrawer.org/)? One solution to this problem would be if researchers tagged (and then updated) their preregistrations with periodic updates! It would then both be possible to know what to make of a public preregistration, and to look at and understand research projects that 'work' or stall out at various phases. ### Plan Post-hackathon, we plan to - Make an initial twitter post reporting the existence of this project - Get feedback about the tag set - (MK) confirm with OSF that we aren't making any basic interface mistakes - Write a short blog post introducing the idea & linking to click-by-click instructions. ### Day-of notes Participants: Kevin Lanning Jeff Girard Kelci Harris Melissa Kline When do publications start/end? - there's an article on this? Github lifecycle badges Tags - Bubble up vs. top down? Start with an imperfect list; complements data-driven approaches More than one tag on a project? Yes! Copy StudySwap - projects are tagged both with the umbrella label ("studyswap") and specific one ("have" or "need"). What's a good umbrella label for this? PreregLifecycle others? Possible list status-update (for when you have a status update that doesn't fit any other category!) new-prereg filedrawer on-hiatus published in-press rejected under-review revising planning in-progress collecting-data analyzing writing-up IDEA - Email prompts to say whats up with your preregistration this quarter/month/however often. Can we leverage existing ‘remind me’ services Similar concepts we drew from: https://www.tidyverse.org/lifecycle/ https://github.com/joethorley/stability-badges https://github.com/badges/shields