Remco Heesen and Liam Kofi Bright admit that the abolition of this process (15[1])may lead to a “runaway Matthew effect” in a 2021 article titled (15[1])“Is [this process] a good idea?” John Bohannon wrote a Mad Libs-style Python script to exploit this process in a 2013 exposé titled “Who’s Afraid of [this process]?” In October 2022, mass resignations occurred in response to Michael B. Eisen et al.’s announcement of efforts to weaken and publicize this process at (*) eLife. An initial application (10[1])of this process immediately precedes (10[1])the second stage in registered reports, which split this process (-5[1])into two parts in order to solve the file-drawer problem. An “open pre-publication” form of this process (-5[2])is facilitated (10[1])by the (10[1])arXiv (“archive”) and other preprint servers. For 10 points, a “desk rejection” may occur directly before what process by which researchers verify each other’s work prior to publication? (10[1])■END■ (10[2])