Anonymous Code Reviews

Removing identifying information from code submissions (i.e., practicing "blind" code reviews) can counteract implicit biases related to age, gender, or reputation. Reviewers are thus more likely to focus strictly on code quality rather than personal attributes.

Removing identifying information from code submissions (i.e., practicing "blind" code reviews) can counteract implicit biases related to age, gender, or reputation. Reviewers are thus more likely to focus strictly on code quality rather than personal attributes.

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