Preparing Open Science Framework (OSF) Links for Blinded Peer Review

In this video, I explain how to make OSF links ready for blinded peer review.
For written instructions on how to make pre-registration links anonymous, see: help.osf.io/hc....
For written instructions on how to make other material links anonymous, see: help.osf.io/hc....

[@AndyProctor]

Thanks. This was still helpful 2 years later. Kind of funny that any reviewer could technically just delete everything after the slash and see who the contributors are on the blinded OSF link. Will they do it? Most likely not. I also created a bitly to shorten my link within my manuscript. ;)

[@ellamerriwether]

Your videos are always so helpful!

[@aoifemaguire175]

Hi Melanie,
I have a project on the OSF containing 9 different files. Is there a way to create a view only link to just one of these files?
thanks,
Aoife

[@mbfessinger]

Sorry for just seeing this now! In case you still need the information, I believe you just need to organize those files under different "components." On the right side of your project's home page, you will see a components section. You can create different organizational tabs using those, and then when you create a view only link for reviewers, you can choose which components to share on that link.