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lang-data-and-transparency

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Use when preparing the data, annotation, and reproducibility materials for a Language (LSA) manuscript — shared datasets and code, glossed corpora, sound files, and the ethics of working with language consultants and communities. Language values transparent, documented data; over-stating a mandated deposit is as wrong as hiding materials. Documents and shares; it does not run the analysis.

When to use

• Assembling data/code/annotation for submission
• Deciding what can and cannot be shared
• Writing a data-availability statement
• Documenting elicitation and transcription workflow
• Sharing analysis-ready data and scripts
• Archiving recordings and annotations
• Anonymizing speakers and managing consent
• Executing a transparency review pass

When not to use

• Running the analysis
• Inventing a journal replication mandate
• Treating community data as open without consent
• Exposing speaker identities

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