Contrary to ther fields, there are no currently generally accepted standards when it comes to MD. In the field of structural biology, the Protein Data Bank (PDB) defines the quality measures for protein structures determined with different experimental techniques and enables access to vast amount of data for experts to evaluate the quality of each structure by themselves. For intrinsically disordered proteins, belonging to the same class of unstructured molecules as lipids, such a databank is emerging, but universal quality measures for conformational ensembles determined with different methods, including MD simulations, are yet to be defined. While importance of such databanks for MD simulations is widely recognized and different kinds of approaches are emerging, generally accepted protocols and best practices are still under active development.