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![enter image description here][1] [1]: https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/tven2/providers/osfstorage/65b9245b9b32ca018897f584?mode=render **Why are methods so important?** - Methods are one of the most valuable outputs that researchers create. In many fields, others may be more likely to reuse, and cite, your methods than your data. - Reproducibility starts with methods. If others don’t know what you did, they can’t reproduce your research. - We can’t reuse open or FAIR data responsibly if we don’t know how they were generated. We need to share methods along with data to facilitate reuse. - In addition to improving your own research, this knowledge will help others to reuse your methods and your data responsibly.
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