How to endorse DCAS

The Journal page lists those journals that have explicitly endorsed this standard. This page describes how to record endorsement on this site, and how to signal endorsement on the journal website.

Denoting Endorsement and Compliance

Endorsing journals can signal endorsement and compliance on their website by adding the following to the page or section describing the data and code availability policy:

The [JOURNAL NAME] endorses DCAS, the Data and Code Availability Standard [v1.0], and its data and code availability policy is compatible with DCAS.

Inclusion of a journal into the above list of endorsers is encouraged and can be achieved via pull request against the repository of this website.

Markdown code

![Link to DCAS Icon](https://datacodestandard.org/assets/img/DCAS-1.0.png) 
The [**JOURNAL NAME**] endorses DCAS, 
the [Data and Code Availability Standard](https://datacodestandard.org/)
[v1.0], and its data and code availability policy is 
compatible with DCAS.

HTML Code

<img src="https://datacodestandard.org/assets/img/DCAS-1.0.png"/> The [**JOURNAL NAME**]
endorses DCAS, the <a href="https://datacodestandard.org/">Data and Code
Availability Standard</a> [v1.0], and its data and code
availability policy is compatible with DCAS.

Icons

Use any of these icons. PNG works on all sites. SVG should work on most sites

PNG version	SVG version

Recording Endorsement on this Site

To add your journal to the list of endorsers on this site, please submit a pull request against the repository’s journals.csv file. The file has the following columns:

• name: Full journal name
• url: URL of the journal homepage
• twitter: URL of the journal’s X profile (optional)
• mastodon: the journal’s Mastodon handle (optional)
• mastodonsrv: the Mastodon server for the journal’s handle (optional)
• linkedin: URL of the journal’s LinkedIn profile (optional)

The pull request will be reviewed and merged by the DCAS maintainers. Once merged, the journal will appear on the Journal page within 24 hours.