[open-science] Openness and Licensing of (Open) Data

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Possibly-ignorant questions about share-alike:

I am a social science researcher. I do a human-subjects study,
properly anonymize the dataset, and publish it under a share-alike
license.

My colleague at another institution then protests that she can't use
the dataset because she will be combining her own human-subjects work
with it, and her IRB insists that such datasets as hers not be
published at all, even anonymized, owing to questions of privacy.

Is this a plausible scenario? If so, is it what we want?

Dorothea

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Dorothea Salo                dsalo at library.wisc.edu
Digital Repository Librarian      AIM: mindsatuw
University of Wisconsin
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