Meaningful Filenames
At least one human-readable descriptive filename has a basename of four or more characters and is not generic, hashed, UUID-like, or accession-only.
Definition
At least one human-readable descriptive filename has a basename of four or more characters and is not generic, hashed, UUID-like, or accession-only.
Why this matters
Descriptive filenames let a user navigate the package without guessing what every file contains.
How this signal is evaluated
At least one human-readable descriptive filename has a basename of four or more characters and is not generic, hashed, UUID-like, or accession-only.
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R — Reusability
Could a stranger inspect and work with the deposited package?