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Example. This study is invented to show how E2ER looks once many researchers publish and build on each other. It was never run, and nothing on this page has been checked.

Example study · Organization science, Social sciences

Why open-source maintainers leave

Why do maintainers leave open-source projects, and what happens to the projects afterwards?

Example: invented check results. All 17 files unchanged since the run, 15 of 18 references found. Details

Public. Example: there is no file. Dossier cfb02e155c83a09c

Published 2027-02-15 · CC-BY-4.0

What was checked

Example: invented check results

Everything in this box is invented to show how checks read. See the checks of the real published study.

Checked by E2ER

  • The study's fingerprint matches its list of files (version example)
  • 17 of 17 files downloaded from GitHub

2027-03-15 10:00 UTC

Reported by the author's own check

  • integrity 17 files hash-verified against provenance.json
  • numbers no computed tables in this study
  • citations 18 cite key(s) resolve in refs.bib; snapshot: 15 verified, 3 unverifiable at run time

e2er verify at publish, offline

17
files with a fingerprint
0
table values traced to result files
15 / 18
references resolved to a DOI
0
unresolved discrepancyies

How it was produced

Inputs
  • 0 data files
  • 18 references
Process
Evidence
  • 3 result files
Outputs

From the study's own records of how each file was produced.

Contributors

People

  • ·Jun Sato · github:jun-sato · orcid:0000-0000-0000-0005 (conceptualization, investigation)

AI

Example: no model calls.

What it was built with

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Template

Specialists (1)

Skills (2)

Derived from

No recorded parent object.

Reused in

Literature (18) Example · cited in the paper, each resolved against a bibliographic database
  • Example2004a · crossref
  • Example2018b · crossref
  • Example2024c
  • Example2012d
  • Example1997e · crossref
  • Example2011f · openalex
  • Example2003g · crossref
  • Example2010h · openalex
  • Example2008i · crossref
  • Example1999j · crossref
  • Example2015k · openalex
  • Example2017l · crossref
  • Example2020m · crossref
  • Example2008n · crossref
  • Example2015o · crossref
  • Example2009p · crossref
  • Example2020q · crossref
  • Example2013r
Data and outputs (9 files with fingerprints) Example
paper/paper.tex 9a99f34d0e15
paper/paper.pdf f63c2298dabc
paper/refs.bib 5c101ec730ba
paper/abstract.tex 9711e694cb64
results/propositions.json 07dc0b800f71
results/evaluation_log.json 7d2f050caa80
results/theory_sketch.tex f90cda0185e0
reviews/review_aggregation.json 8b2c654f25d2
reviews/citation_integrity.json 3449b866d2c3

Description

Data model
Discipline
Organization scienceSocial sciences
Method family
Theoretical
Design
not specified
Research stage
not specified
Contributors
Jun Sato (Conceptualization, Investigation)
Usage
not used in published research yet
Source
Example
Record
run:jun-sato/open-source-maintainer-exit · JSON

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Knowledge contributions

Written into the paper · planned

One reference for E2ER, linking to the study's dossier; the people behind every part are listed under Contributors.

This paper was produced with E2ER. The templates, specialists, skills and connectors it used, their authors and their exact versions are listed in its dossier (e2er.org/d/cfb02e155c83a09c).