Bonus points system

OCHEM users can earn so called "bonus points" for thei= r contributions.
The earned bonus points can be spent for downloading = restricted access data from OCHEM, calculation of CPU-intensive QSAR models= , etc.

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The bonus points system is currently in beta-testing stage.

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How to earn bonus points= ?

The bonus points can be earned for the following activities:

Upload high quality data into OCHEM database.
To be eligible for b= onus, the data has to be made public and has to be approved by one of OCHEM moderators.
The earned amount depe= nds on the number of approved records and the type of data (e.g., in-vivo d= ata is more valuable than HTS or physicochemical properties).
Develop QSAR/QSPR models.
Similarly to the data, the models should= be published and approved by a moderator to be eligible for a bonus. A mod= el is more likely to get approved is it is cited in a scientific publicatio= n.
Become a moderator.
If you have expertise for particular type of e= xperimental data (e.g., solubility data, toxicological data), you are more = than welcome to become a moderator for a particular set of properties.
You will be able to review the data submitted for approval, suggest commen= ts to the data uploaders and gain bonus points for approving the data.
Contribute to OCHEM platform itself.
This activity can include: su= ggestion of new features, feedback, bug reporting, etc.
The amount of = earned bonus points.

How to use bonus points?<= /h2>
The bonus points can be used for:

Downloading the restricted access data

Calculation of QSAR/QSPR models that require lots of computational reso= urces

Bonus points system

How to earn bonus points= ?

How to use bonus points?<= /h2> The bonus points can be used for: Downloading the restricted access data Calculation of QSAR/QSPR models that require lots of computational reso= urces

How to use bonus points?<= /h2>
The bonus points can be used for:

Downloading the restricted access data

Calculation of QSAR/QSPR models that require lots of computational reso= urces