How to cite · Version 0.9.1

Citing Domandata in your research.

If you use Domandata to design or field a study, paste the methods sentence into your paper, then add APA, Chicago, or BibTeX to the reference list. The current release is Version 0.9.1.

Methods paragraph

Paste into your methods or materials section.

The survey instrument was designed and fielded in Domandata (Version 0.9.1), a survey research application (Leach & Rallison, 2026; https://www.domandata.net).

APA 7th edition

Use in the Software section of your References list.

Leach, C., & Rallison, I. (2026). Domandata (Version 0.9.1) [Survey research software]. Domandata, LLC. https://www.domandata.net

Chicago (author-date)

Add to your bibliography and cite as (Leach and Rallison 2026) in text.

Leach, Caleb, and Isaac Rallison. 2026. Domandata. Version 0.9.1. Survey research software. Domandata, LLC. https://www.domandata.net.

BibTeX

Paste into your .bib file. Cite with \cite{leach2026domandata}.

@software{leach2026domandata,
  author    = {Leach, Caleb and Rallison, Isaac},
  title     = {Domandata},
  year      = {2026},
  version   = {0.9.1},
  publisher = {Domandata, LLC},
  url       = {https://www.domandata.net},
  note      = {Survey research software}
}

Methods guidance

What to include in your methods section.

Beyond the citation, reviewers and replicators may need additional details about how the tool was used.

Software version

Specify the version string you used. The current release is Version 0.9.1. You can find dated changes on the changelog. Reviewers may want to know whether features or export formats changed between your design and data collection.

Features used

Note which Domandata features were central to your design — for example, "random assignment was implemented using Domandata's Flow canvas," or "response quotas were enforced at the arm level." This helps replicators understand the design without needing to inspect the survey directly.

Export format

If your analysis uses Domandata exports, specify the format (CSV, Stata .dta, or a replication package) and any recoding or variable naming conventions applied at export. This lets reviewers verify that the variable structure in your analysis file matches the instrument.

DOI and versioned archives

Need a persistent DOI for your data management plan?

A citable Zenodo DOI for Domandata is not yet available. Until a versioned record is registered, citing https://www.domandata.net with the version string is accepted practice for software citations in most style guides. Email us if a data management plan requires a persistent identifier — we can archive a versioned metadata record on Zenodo without publishing the private application source.

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Documenting which version you used?

The changelog lists feature releases with dates, so you can identify which version was active during data collection. A step-by-step help article repeats the same snippets for authors who start in Help.

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