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of software of relevance to research in astronomy and astrophysics. Such papers should contain a description of the software, its novel features and its intended use. Such papers need not include research results produced using the software, although including examples of applications can be helpful. There is no minimum length requirement for software papers. http://journals.aas.org/policy/software.html ” “
put a license on it) Make your code ‘citable’ by archiving in Zenodo or figshare Encourage people to cite you Write a short paper in e.g. RNAAS or JOSS Write a full paper for ApJ (or other venue)
review, grant review panels) (iii) As a member of a search committee (iv) On a tenure review committee (v) When influencing policy (group, department, professional society, funding agency)