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cscw-reproducibility

Use when strengthening the transparency of a CSCW paper — auditable qualitative analysis trails, documented trace pipelines, codebooks and instruments, and honest data-availability statements when community and participant data cannot ethically be shared.

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# CSCW Reproducibility and Transparency

Reproducibility at CSCW cannot mean "rerun my script, get my table" — most of the
venue's evidence is people, and much of it must never leave the research team. The
venue's real standard is **auditability**: a skeptical reader should be able to see
how you got from data to claims, and to *build on* the work, even where they cannot
re-execute it. Different strands of a paper owe different transparency debts.

## What each strand owes

| Evidence strand | Shareable | Auditable instead of shareable |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Interviews / fieldwork | Interview guide, recruitment text, codebook with definitions and example (paraphrased) excerpts | The analysis trail: coding approach, memo practice, how disagreements were resolved, how themes stabilized |
| Trace / log analysis | Pipeline code, query definitions, aggregated datasets, synthetic samples | Exact API/version/date of collection; filtering decisions with counts at each step; bot/deletion handling |
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