Abstract:
In this editorial, we look at data about our review process, and in particular about the open and transparent aspect of it. Much of this data is public, of course, as explained above, and can be inspected via the journal's website and SPARQL endpoint. However some meaningful data can only be cumulated by taking non-public information, e.g., reviewer identity for reviewers who wanted to
remain anonymous, into account. Here we provide this cumulative data, and some statistics and figures - plus our own interpretation of some of the data.