What if we had an open-source, decentralized "GitHub for science?"
Instead of all the code needed to build the binary of an app or library, researchers would share all of the code, data, etc., necessary to build their papers.
And they could collaborate without fragmenting their files all over the place, emailing them to each other, etc. This is almost possible today but it takes multiple general purpose tools/platforms.
@plaimbock @petebachant on top of Forgejo, I feel like @Bonfire 's Open Science app is part of the solution.
Or is it possible to make @CenterforOpenScience 's OSF evolve into a federable tool?
A modular mix of all of the above maybe?
@stragu @plaimbock @petebachant @Bonfire @CenterforOpenScience And then with some automatic syncing from a 'cloud' service (e.g. NextCloud, maybe CryptPad?) to include the "not-computer-people" 🤩
