Update reversals page project status

[Copilot]

The reversals project has concluded and been succeeded by the FORRT Replication Hub. This PR updates the reversals page to reflect the project completion.

Changes

Reversals page (content/reversals/reversals.md)

• Marked project as concluded with link to outcomes preprint (https://osf.io/preprints/metaarxiv/ad2w6_v1)
• All 5 project stages marked complete with ticked checkboxes (- [x])
• Removed 2024/2025 timeline references
• Updated contribution instructions to redirect to Replication Hub/FReD database

The project status now clearly indicates completion with checkboxes showing all phases have been finished, and directs contributors to the broader FORRT Replication Hub infrastructure that has succeeded this project.

Original prompt

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<issue_title>Add reversals manuscript and update reversals page</issue_title>
<issue_description>Add this manuscript to the publications page

Hartmann, H., Azevedo, F., Röseler, L., Wallrich, L., Aldoh, A., Elsherif, M. M., Liu, M., O’Mahoney, R., Pavlovic, Z., Reason, R., Skvortsova, A., Agostini, V., Aitchinson, L., Al-Hoorie, A. H., Albayrak, N., Ammann, N., Anvari, F., Arriaga, P., Baker, B J., ... Leech, G. (2025, December). Tracking and mainstreaming replications in the social, cognitive, and behavioral sciences. MetaArXiv Preprint.

Replicability is a cornerstone of scientific progress. Yet, replications are often undervalued, and are sometimes seen as redundant, unimportant, or lacking novelty. This impedes their broader adoption in research and beyond. In response, the credibility revolution calls for slower, more deliberate science and greater responsiveness to fallibility. In this perspective piece, we argue that (a) replications are essential for validating scientific claims, (b) replications need to be made more visible, recognized, and integrated into research and educational practices, and (c) we can change the way we view and judge replication results. We propose a framework where replication studies can be systematically tracked and normalized through the Replication Hub as part of the Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Training (FORRT) initiative, with the goal of enhancing the visibility, integration, and cumulative impact of replication research across disciplines.

Link: https://osf.io/preprints/metaarxiv/ad2w6_v1

Then also update the current status on the reversals page to say that this project has now concluded and been succeeded by multiple projects in the replication hub, replacing the outdated 2024 and 2025 promises - and link to this preprint that discusses the outcomes.</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

• Fixes Add reversals manuscript and update reversals page #562

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[LukasWallrich]

@copilot revert the change to the publications page, only keep the update to the other file. In the reversals file, change the strikethrough to ticked checkboxes.

[Copilot]

@copilot revert the change to the publications page, only keep the update to the other file. In the reversals file, change the strikethrough to ticked checkboxes.

Done. Reverted the publications page changes and changed the strikethrough to ticked checkboxes in the reversals page. See commit 3ca4e2f.

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[LukasWallrich]

✅ Staging Deployment Status

This PR has been successfully deployed to staging as part of an aggregated deployment.

Deployed at: 2026-01-15 10:35:09 UTC
Staging URL: https://staging.forrt.org

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[LukasWallrich]

@richarddushime please review and merge

[richarddushime]

LGTM 👍