- The default is that anonymised raw data and digital study materials is made freely available in a public repository/archive with a link provided within the ER manuscript. Authors are free to connect any repository to the OSF that renders data and materials freely and publicly accessible and provides a digital object identifier (DOI) to ensure that the data remain persistent, unique and citable. Potential repositories include (but are not limited to), OSF, Figshare, Harvard Dataverse, and Dryad. For a comprehensive list of available data repositories, see http://www.re3data.org/. Only in exceptional cases (and with proper justification and approval by the editors) are data allowed to not not made available. In such cases, a type of summary data should still be made available. - Raw data must be accompanied by guidance notes (i.e., meta-data), where required, to assist other scientists in replicating the analysis pipeline. Authors are required to upload any relevant analysis scripts and other digital experimental materials that would assist in replication. - Any supplementary figures, tables, or other text (such as supplementary methods) can either be included as standard supplementary information that accompanies the paper, or they can be archived together with the data. Please note that the raw data itself should be archived rather than submitted to the journal as supplementary material.