The whiteboard from our discussion of what should be part of our ideal peer-review system:
- continuous
- community rejection—the “quack” button
- “reputation” for reviewing quality, meta-reviews
- a review is a citable object (that therefore can be peer-reviewed)
- scoring:
- different levels of depth: review (continuum & content) vs. reader score
- commenting: no score assigned
- anchored reviewing (line #/annotation): can review pieces of an article
- notification after revision, old versions marked as deprecated
- versioning: what is the user interface to prevent confusion about the timeline?
- private review possible
- >comment as real person or pseudonym?
- comments tied to a single account
- conflict of interest for scored reviews