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- Provide concrete guidance for our three research users: a. software contributor, b. citation in research outputs, c. research literature/outputs reader/user. This will involve internal and external sources.
- Expand list and map of users, use cases, and stakeholders involved and apply T-PINC analysis (SCP, Katz, 2016)
- Who is involved in the SC area, list, categorize: working groups, journals, research groups, projects, funders, repositories, etc.
- Literature and sources. list, categories and enrich metadata.
- Learning resources. Contribute to Open Science MOOC - have community feed into this. Carry material along to FROCE11FORCE11, Library/Software Carpentry and others.
- Open Science SKOS, taxonomy. Update and find related taxonomies like CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) http://docs.casrai.org/CRediT
- Convene an online-video workshop - topic?
- Core questions, issues. comments. Raise these issues in social media with partners.
- Social Media diffusion of blog post issues and related discourse with community. A plan needs to be developed for each article.
- Pre-announce the theme and make available for comment over period.
- Hold a software makers and contributors online citation sprint.
- Make an infographic
- Collaborative bibliography work and improve the sources for the topic.
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- Make sure users a, b, and c have concrete and high quality instructions for making and using citations. This should mainly involve curating links and commenting.
- What are the benefits of software citation
- Aid research replication
- Aid the building of software: speed, cost, dissemination
- Improve the reliability of research that uses software
- Building better software and contemporary research infrastructures infrastructure systems (CRIsCRIS)
- Who benefits from software citations
- What are the barriers to software citation creation and use
- What has to be considered when making software citation systems. SCP paper (Latz Katz et al., 2016) credit and attribution, UID, persistence, accessibility (all parts available to run), specificity (which version).
- What are the milestones that have got us where we are now.
- Recent collaborative efforts are improving the situation: what and how to cite, improving metadata standards
- Credit and attribution. supporting researchers through recognition. Examples such as Transitive Credit (Katz, Smith)
- OpenAIRE to include software. Currently OpenAIRE policy is not to include it – forum issue
- Future casting - what should or could come into existence as an optimal software citation system
- The Software Paper
- Resolving how to cite software
- How to submit software citation to a journal
- Curation and indexing of software
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