> there is often little incentive for a researcher to hide parts of their methods from their 'competitors' since, for example, my memory study is not about reporting but protecting a new technology
If you are protecting, not reporting information (e.g., about a new technology), why would you be incentivized to share it?
If you are protecting, not reporting information (e.g., about a new technology), why would you be incentivized to share it?