7. Is there a way to show that you incorporated comments from a preprint when you submit your paper to a journal? To our knowledge, there isn’t a system in place to show that you have incorporated community feedback when submitting your manuscript to a journal. However, you can mention this fact in the letter to the editor, or acknowledge the contribution of the preprint review(s) in the acknowledgments section of the paper. PREreview, for example, allows reviewers to obtain a DOI for their preprint reviews. So you also could cite the review and say that some of the comments you received from the community were incorporated into this submission. Hopefully, as we move towards a system in which community peer review of preprints is a natural node in the publishing workflow, there will be more seamless ways of linking preprints, reviews, and the authors’ responses together as Linked Data.