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               Registered users will be able to add/modify information once we launch our Beta
               (a "Beta" is a stage of software development where a product has implemented all of its core features
  -            and is ready for testing by a small number of users). Our projected Beta launch is May-June 2014. If
  +            and is ready for testing by a small number of users). Our projected Beta launch is June 2015. If
               you're interested in being one of the first Science Curators, you can sign up
               <a href="#section-6">below</a> to be automatically notified
               when our Beta website version is ready!
  
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        <h3 class="text-center features">User Profile Dashboard Page</h3>
        <p class="features">The user dashboard will display a user's recent contributions, a list of their own articles, reading and analyses history, recent activities by other users, and customization of notifications and other user settings. In the near future, users will also be able to easily pre-register a new study and post data/syntax for a working paper on this screen. </p>
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negative.code:             Is Curate Science associated with the Open Science Framework hosted by the Center for Open Science?
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              Though Curate Science has formed an informal partnership with the Center for Open Science (with respect to funding, see above), our web application is completely independent from the Open Science Framework (though we will of course be linking to available data, materials, and pre-registration information from the OSF).
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