Open peer review log.

Open peer review log on Standards Progress, published by Nexus Standards. State of the standards: adoption, conformance, crosswalks, domain and industry profiles.

01Who it is for

What this page does.

Reviews of accepted work whose reviewers chose to publish their name and their comments to the author. A reviewer can say no; the log shows only what was consented to. Readers who want to see how a piece was reviewed, and reviewers who want their published reviews in one place.

  1. Acceptance the work is accepted after review
  2. Consent each reviewer chooses whether to publish
  3. Log name and comments to the author, with the date
  4. Credit verified reviews are recorded in the account
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02Open review log

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The open review log tool of Standards Progress follows. The state of the Nexus Standards parts and of the external standards they adopt: adoption, conformance attested by those who apply them, crosswalks, and domain and industry profiles.

CC BY 4.0 Free to read. Text and figures: CC BY 4.0. Data: CC0 1.0. Authors keep copyright. Published by the Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI Canada).

Open peer review log

Each review of accepted work shows its round, recommendation and date. A reviewer is named, and comments are shown, only with the reviewer's consent. Authors are never named here.

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No accepted work has an open review record yet.

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