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+## CALL FOR PAPERS/PRE-PRINT/CODE: Contribute to improving reproducibility in the Digital Humanities!
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+**Are you from the Digital Humanities and interested in reproducible code and open science? We have the perfect opportunity for you!**  
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+As part of our NWO project [CHECK-NL](https://codecheck.org.uk/nl), **we are looking for researchers from the Digital Humanities at a Dutch knowledge or university who would like their papers or projects to be “codechecked” during a live, one-day code-checking workshop on 14 February 2025**. A [codecheck](https://codecheck.org.uk/process/) is a light-touch independent peer review to check that your code and data can generate the computational results in your paper or project.  
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+You can participate as (a) by submitting your own work to be checked, (b) a codechecker (i.e., a person reviewing code as a participant in the workshop), or (c) both, if you are up for it! Read on to see how…  
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+## How do I submit my code, and what do I get?  
+-	A codechecker will work with you during the session to check whether your code and data can be run by others to generate the same or similar results.  
+-	The codechecker will work with you to resolve any issues found during the code check, and make your code as reproducible as possible!  
+-	Upon completion, your paper will receive a codecheck certificate that confirms your results could be reproduced.  This can be shared, e.g., with potential journal editors, to enhance the visibility and reproducibility of your work.
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+By participating, you contribute towards making science more open and transparent AND increase the visibility of your own research!  
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+## Sounds good! What should I do?  
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+Are you interested in participating in this event, and contributing to promoting code reproducibility? Send an email to [email protected] **by 24 January 2025** with a brief description of your paper/project, and links to your code and data. This could be code related to:  
+-	A paper that you have recently published  
+-	A preprint that is publicly available  
+-	Code and results files that have been or will be deposited in a repository, preferably  GitHub or GitLab 
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+In each case, the code and data underlying the paper should be openly available, or you plan to make them available once the paper is published. 
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+*Selected papers/projects will be notified in early February 2025. All code authors are invited to join the workshop.*  
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+## What if I want to participate as a codechecker instead? 
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+You can register to participate in the workshop on the [registration page], and join us as a codechecker on 14 February. The event will be held in person in Leiden (see event page for details).  
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+What you can expect during the workshop:
+- An introduction to CODECHECK and a live demo
+- Beakout groups to CODECHECK a project yourself
+- A reflection session to share with us what you thought of CODECHECK and the workshop
+- Coffee, lunch, and snacks!
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+## Why would I volunteer my time to code check other people's work? 
+-	You will learn how others ensure reproducibility of their work (and pick up tips for yourself!)
+-	You will gain hands-on experience in peer reviewing code 
+-	You will be contributing to more transparent science 
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+Interested but still have questions? Ask us! 
+Write to us at [email protected], we are happy to answer any questions!