Date	Stage	Description	Tasks
11–17 April	Collective ideation and literature review.	Literature review and assessment of this work plan.	1. Check the list of all collectively written publications which will be published in the Appendix. 2. Add missing collectively written articles. 3. Assess this workflow; if needed, suggest changes.
18–24 April	The sequence and architecture of ideas.	Developing text structure and teaming up.	1. Check the provisional list of topics. Edit as you see fit – delete, merge, change sequence, add more themes. 2. Add your name next to the topic you will write about. 3. Decide whether you want to author a contribution or review the paper. If you want to serve as reviewer, write down your name in the appropriate place in the Topics. Topics and reviews are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. If there are more people interested in a topic or a reviewer position, we strongly encourage you to team up!
25 April – 1 May	Writing up.	Writing up.	Write your 500-word entry.
2–8 May	Critical review and re-evaluation.	Peer review.	1. Review two sections of your choice. 2. Leave your reviewer feedback as a comment attached to the section title. 3. Edit reviewed text directly (if you please).
9–15 May	Revising round 1	The under/over writing.	Implement reviewer comments to your section. Discuss feedback if needed.
16–22 May Leading authors take over and produce the first draft.
23–29 May	Revising round 2	The under/over writing. Based on the first draft, reviewers write their reviews.	1. Authors: Read the whole paper and your section in particular. Finalise your section. Offer your final feedback for the paper. 2. Reviewers: Write up a 500-word review.
30 May–5 June Leading authors take over and produce the final draft together with reviews.
6–12 June	Authorisation	The under/over writing.	Authors and reviewers: make any last changes and authorise the final version.
13 June Paper sent to production