Our guides and checklists are very helpful for the writing process, what to include and what not to include, and how to write. I think it could be improved if we add some guidelines to who should be included as a coauthor vs. when to acknowledge them. For example, the conference abstracts checklist mentions authors opting in/out, but doesn't explicitly say how to choose/include coauthors. I think authorship can be tricky for new researchers to decide, and sometimes it isn't always super obvious.
I'm thinking something like https://casrai.org/credit/ could be a nice addition to our writing guides. Maybe we could link to this as a good practice in deciding coauthorship.
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Expected Behavior
We should include additional information about authorship expectations in arfc in the guides
Actual Behavior
I couldn't find this information easily
How can this issue be closed?
This issue can be closed if we include some information on (co)authorship guidelines in our writing guides.
Our guides and checklists are very helpful for the writing process, what to include and what not to include, and how to write. I think it could be improved if we add some guidelines to who should be included as a coauthor vs. when to acknowledge them. For example, the conference abstracts checklist mentions authors opting in/out, but doesn't explicitly say how to choose/include coauthors. I think authorship can be tricky for new researchers to decide, and sometimes it isn't always super obvious.
I'm thinking something like https://casrai.org/credit/ could be a nice addition to our writing guides. Maybe we could link to this as a good practice in deciding coauthorship.
I'm submitting a ...
Expected Behavior
We should include additional information about authorship expectations in arfc in the guides
Actual Behavior
I couldn't find this information easily
How can this issue be closed?
This issue can be closed if we include some information on (co)authorship guidelines in our writing guides.