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Reproducibility Pilot Review Survey
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1. Should the ACM Digital Library (ACM DL) host interactive content (using web technologies: HTML, JavaScript) such as graphs, visualizations, or possibly event modifiable and runnable experiments?
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Yes
No
Maybe
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2. Should the DL be able to deploy software artifacts/experiments on its own servers, your own servers, or a combination?
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ACM's Own Servers
Provide My Own Servers (possibly third-party, such as Amazon's AWS)
Some Combination
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3. How long do you reasonably expect artifacts (software, data, etc.) associated with a paper to be preserved? (1 year, 5 years, as long as the paper/forever)?
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1 Year
5 Years
Same expectation as papers (assumed: forever)
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4. How long do you reasonably expect runnable artifacts (experiments, software) to be able to be executed (with none to reasonable effort by a third party)? (1 year, 5 years, etc?)
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1 Year
5 Years
Other:
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5. Should the DL provide links to updated, evolving versions of artifacts that are associated with a paper (in addition to the snapshot at the time of publication)?
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Yes
No
Maybe
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6. What specific needs should guide the Digital Library's integration with external platforms?
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Authors preparing their artifacts for review
Reviewers evaluating artifacts
Readers re-using the artifacts
Other:
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7. What other external repositories/platforms do you think should be considered for integration in the next phase?
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