"use strict";
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exports.faq = void 0;
exports.faq = [
    {
        faq: 'How do I get started?',
        answer: 'Check out our ' +
            '[video tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK_c1x1Pilk).',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Is this service free to use?',
        answer: 'Yes!',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Are there any restrictions on the uploaded data?',
        answer: 'Yes. By uploading this dataset to OpenNeuro you have to agree to the  following conditions: \n\n' +
            '* ' +
            'You are the owner of this dataset and have any necessary ethics ' +
            'permissions to share the data publicly.\n' +
            '* ' +
            'This dataset does not include any identifiable personal health ' +
            'information as defined by the Health Insurance Portability and ' +
            'Accountability Act of 1996 (including names, zip codes, dates of ' +
            'birth, acquisition dates, facial features on structural scans, ' +
            'etc.).\n' +
            '* ' +
            'You agree that this dataset will become publicly available ' +
            'under a Creative Commons CC0 license after a grace period ' +
            'of 36 months counted from the first successful version of ' +
            'the dataset.\n' +
            '* ' +
            'This dataset is not subject to GDPR protections.',
    },
    {
        faq: 'What if I will not be able to publish my paper in 36 months?',
        answer: 'You can apply for up to two 6-month long extensions of the grace ' +
            'period. To apply please contact support. We encourage you to publish ' +
            'a preprint of your work to reduce the uncertainty of the publishing ' +
            'pipeline.',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Are there consent form templates we can use in our study?',
        answer: 'Yes! We recommend using the Open Brain Consent - ' +
            '[Ultimate consent form](https://open-brain-consent.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ultimate.html).\n\n' +
            '* ' +
            'For GDPR protected studies, they have a ' +
            '[Ultimate consent form GDPR edition](https://open-brain-consent.readthedocs.io/en/stable/gdpr/ultimate_gdpr.html).',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Do I need to format my data in some special way before uploading it to OpenNeuro?',
        answer: 'Yes! OpenNeuro only accepts data in the Brain Imaging Data Structure ' +
            '(BIDS) format. You can read about it more at ' +
            '[bids.neuroimaging.io](http://bids.neuroimaging.io/). ' +
            'If you have any questions about organizing your data please ' +
            'post them at [neurostars.org](https://neurostars.org/tags/bids).',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Do I need to remove facial features from structural images before uploading the data?',
        answer: 'OpenNeuro does not accept datasets that have not been defaced for ' +
            'privacy considerations. Datasets found to not have been defaced will ' +
            'be deleted and the dataset owner is invited to reupload their dataset with the ' +
            'defaced images. The dataset owner will be notified by the OpenNeuro ' +
            'team if an infringement has been detected. ' +
            'The only exception is explicit ' +
            'approval from the study participant(s).\n\n' +
            'We recommend using [pydeface](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pydeface) to deface your images. ' +
            'In the case that the dataset(s) is cited in publications, please notify the ' +
            'OpenNeuro team and we will direct the DOI and dataset links from the ' +
            'previous dataset to the new dataset. We suggest adding a note to the ' +
            'README of the reuploaded dataset to specify this change.\n\n' +
            'For any questions or concerns please email Franklin: <ffein@stanford.edu>',
    },
    {
        faq: 'How can I upload data onto OpenNeuro?',
        answer: 'We offer two options for uploading data onto OpenNeuro. ' +
            'The first is to upload via the web interface. ' +
            'The second is to upload via our [command-line utility tool](https://docs.openneuro.org/packages-openneuro-cli-readme)',
    },
    {
        faq: 'Why can I not use CC-BY (or other CC license)?',
        answer: 'When OpenNeuro first began accepting data, ' +
            'we hosted datasets that were dedicated to the public domain (CC0 or PDDL) ' +
            'or released under the CC-BY license. ' +
            'The idea of accepting CC-BY licenses was to reflect ' +
            'the academic norm of citing sources, ' +
            'but it fails to achieve that goal. ' +
            'In [CC BY and data: Not always a good fit](https://osc.universityofcalifornia.edu/2016/09/cc-by-and-data-not-always-a-good-fit/), ' +
            'it is argued:\n\n' +
            '>  **CC licenses are not sufficient for ensuring proper attribution ' +
            'in many  cases because their restrictions ' +
            '— including attribution — do not apply to facts.**\n' +
            '> ...\n\n' +
            "> **CC licenses' attribution requirements aren't necessary " +
            'because scholars have very good reasons to provide attribution ' +
            'that has nothing to do with copyright** [...] ' +
            'Data that comes from nowhere has little credibility. ' +
            'If someone wants to use data as persuasive evidence, ' +
            'they need to refer readers and reviewers back to its source: ' +
            'who it came from and how it was produced.\n\n' +
            'CC-BY places an ambiguous legal hurdle between researchers ' +
            'and data they are considering using, ' +
            'even if only intended to enforce standard academic practice. ' +
            'To reduce uncertainty for data consumers, ' +
            'all newly published datasets are released under CC0, ' +
            'as are new versions of previously released datasets. ' +
            ' ' +
            'We do nonetheless want to encourage proper attribution ' +
            'of datasets hosted on OpenNeuro. ' +
            'Each version of a dataset is assigned a unique DOI, ' +
            'enabling researchers to cite the version of a dataset they analyzed. ' +
            'Additionally, all OpenNeuro datasets may include a ' +
            '["HowToAcknowledge" field](https://bids-specification.readthedocs.io/en/stable/03-modality-agnostic-files.html#dataset_descriptionjson), ' +
            'in which dataset providers may provide specific instructions for users ' +
            'for what they consider an appropriate citation.',
    },
];
