peerreviewi
Peerreviewi is a term used in discussions of scholarly communication to denote an evolved form of peer review that emphasizes transparency, collaboration, and continual assessment of research outputs across their life cycle, including manuscripts, datasets, software, and protocols. It combines traditional expert evaluation with open, iterative input from a broader community, and often employs digital platforms that enable versioning and ongoing commentary.
In practice, peerreviewi typically involves an initial evaluation by subject-matter experts, followed by publicly available reviews
Tools and practices associated with peerreviewi include open repositories, preprint servers, and machine-readable badges signaling adherence
Critics of peerreviewi point to concerns about reviewer burden, potential bias in public critiques, and the