[open-science] Published Peer Reviews

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We are excited to announce that all PLOS journals will offer authors the option to publish their peer review history alongside their accepted manuscript! You can read more about it on the Official PLOS Blog<http://blogs.plos.org/plos/2019/05/plos-journals-now-open-for-published-peer-review>.

This is yet another milestone in our commitment to make the publishing process more open and transparent. Our hope is that this change will give authors and reviewers more choices about how they publish and claim credit for their work.
Other journals have already taken steps with published peer review models. We are grateful for this and learned from their endeavors and are now launching this on a large scale. We've developed this option in consultation with our editors and we are committed to reporting back our findings. Stay tuned.
David Knutson
Sr. Communications Manager, PLOS
Cell +1 651-260-8288
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