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<h1 class="page-title">Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
<h3>How much does the OSF service cost?</h3><p>It's free!</p>

<h3>How can it be free? How are you funded?</h3><p>OSF is
    maintained and developed by the Center for Open Science (COS), a non-profit
    organization. COS is supported through grants from a variety of supporters,
    including <a href="http://centerforopenscience.org/about_sponsors/">
    federal agencies, private foundations, and commercial entities</a>.</p>

<h3>How will the OSF be useful to my research?</h3><p>The OSF integrates with
    the scientist's daily workflow. OSF helps document and archive study
    designs, materials, and data. OSF facilitates sharing of materials and data
    within a laboratory or across laboratories. OSF also facilitates transparency of
    laboratory research and provides a network design that details and credits
    individual contributions for all aspects of the research process. To see how
    it works, watch our short <a
            href="/getting-started">Getting
        Started</a> videos, see the <a
            href="/4znZP/wiki/home">OSF
        Features </a>page, or see how other scientists <a href="/svje2/">use the OSF.</a>

<h3>How can I use the OSF?</h3><p>OSF membership is open and free, so you can
    just register and get started!</p>

<h3>What if I don't want to make anything available publicly in the OSF?</h3><p>
    The OSF is designed to support both private and public workflows. You can
    keep projects, or individual components of projects, private so that only
    your project collaborators have access to them.</p>

<h3>What is a registration?</h3><p>A registration certifies what was done in
    advance of data analysis or confirms the exact state of the project at
    important points of the lifecycle, such as manuscript submission or the<commit_msg>Add the p tag back in, but in a better place<commit_after><%inherit file="base.mako"/>
<%def name="title()">FAQ</%def>
<%def name="content()">
<h1 class="page-title">Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
<h3>How much does the OSF service cost?</h3><p>It's free!</p>

<h3>How can it be free? How are you funded?</h3><p>OSF is
    maintained and developed by the Center for Open Science (COS), a non-profit
    organization. COS is supported through grants from a variety of supporters,
    including <a href="http://centerforopenscience.org/about_sponsors/">
    federal agencies, private foundations, and commercial entities</a>.</p>

<h3>How will the OSF be useful to my research?</h3><p>The OSF integrates with
    the scientist's daily workflow. OSF helps document and archive study
    designs, materials, and data. OSF facilitates sharing of materials and data
    within a laboratory or across laboratories. OSF also facilitates transparency of
    laboratory research and provides a network design that details and credits
    individual contributions for all aspects of the research process. To see how
    it works, watch our short <a
            href="/getting-started">Getting
        Started</a> videos, see the <a
            href="/4znZP/wiki/home">OSF
        Features </a>page, or see how other scientists <a href="/svje2/">use the OSF.</a></p>

<h3>How can I use the OSF?</h3><p>OSF membership is open and free, so you can
    just register and get started!</p>

<h3>What if I don't want to make anything available publicly in the OSF?</h3><p>
    The OSF is designed to support both private and public workflows. You can
    keep projects, or individual components of projects, private so that only
    your project collaborators have access to them.</p>

<h3>What is a registration?</h3><p>A registration certifies what was done in
    advance of data analysis or confirms the exact state of the project at
    important points of the lifecycle, such as manuscript submission or the
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