Authorship
As Tennant et al. 2019 mention it is very important to talk about authorship agreements. Two questions are central: When does someone become an author and in which order will the authors be listed?
My suggestion as a basis for discussion: The people who are in the core team will be named in the order in which they contributed most to the paper. The others are listed in alphabetical order. Authors are all those who contribute, no matter to what extent.
Tarandeep: This sounds like a reasonable and fair suggestion.
04.09.2019, 17:34
As the table is terrible to edit, I decided to transform it in text. Please add behind your name: discipline, e-mail, prefered aim, contribution AND Orcid
Alex Arreola: @astrobiologiste, Monterrey, Mexico. Science Writing. Contributions: read, write and edit. I like the first aim.
Flavio Azevedo: @Flavio_Azevedo_, USA/Germany, Political Psychology, flavio.azevedo@uni-jena.de or azevedo@nyu.de, all three aims are fine with me; Contribution:  Comments, comments on review, Ideas, Writing, possibly core team.
Sabine Barthold: @SabineBarthold, Germany
Lamia Ben Hiba: @lammiia, Morocco, I can contribute with comments, but also Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Network analysis https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5108-6041
Helen Clare Blanchett: @hblanchett, GB, Training and development practitioner, former librarian. Interested in what is being taught and by whom, but particularly *how* - exploring effective methods, especially online delivery. Shortly starting work on an EOSC project where my role will be to build capacity to create high quality teaching materials https://www.egi.eu/news/eosc-synergy/  Happy to help in any way I can.  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6656-3012  
Helene Brinken: @helenebrinken, Germany
Loek Brinkman: @LoekBrinkman, The Netherlands, loekbrinkman@gmail.com. Contributions: collect/curate OS teaching formats, read, write and edit.  
Katie Corker: @katiecorker, USA
Gemma E Derrick: @GemmaDerrick, GB
Ronny Gey: @RonnyGey, Germany
Gonzalez-Marquez, @aeryn_thrace, mg246@cornell.edu
Rohit Goswami: @rg0swami, India, Computational Molecular Dynamics/ High Performance Computing/Finite element methods/computational photonics, rgoswami@iitk.ac.in or rgoswami@ieee.org; I would be very comfortable writing parts of the review, as well as checking the reference list (not very good at yEd though), commenting and managing communication since I have had quite a bit of experience with collaborative projects. I would love to support you as the leader Isabel. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2393-8056
Franziska Günther: @Frnzsk_Gnthr, Germany
Danny Haelewaters: @dhaelewa; USA/Czech Republic/Panama; Evolutionary Biology/Mycology; danny.haelewaters@gmail.com; for now I am interested in the three aims; contribution: comment, evaluate, core team, happy to support manage depending on timeline (I've led several multi-author/highly collaborative papers; and Dutch for the sample); https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6424-0834
Maximilian Heimstädt: @heimstaedt, Germany, Organization/Management Studies, maximilian.heimstaedt@uni-wh.de, I'd like to focus on first (systematic review or articles) and third (meta-analysis of reviews) aim. A review of syllabuses seems like a somewhat different project in terms of data collection, I doubt having capacity for leadership or core team but happy to work on all other types of contribution, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2786-8187
Tuija Hirvikoski: @TuijaHannele, Finland
Melanie Imming: @MelImming, The Netherlands
Benjamin Le: @benjaminle, USA; Psychology, ble@haverford.edu I am most interested in examining syllabi and seeing what open science practices are being taught, and by whom, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5522-6654
Dana Leighton: @dana_leighton, USA
Lai Ma: @erasurist, Ireland
Karim Mahmoud: @KarimSMahmoud, Scotland
Katja Mayer: @katja_mat, Austria
Sam Parsons: @Sam_D_Parsons, GB, sam.parsons@psy.ox.ac.uk I'm super keen to see the progress of this project - particularly as it is so relevant to FORRT (work in progress  https://forrt.netlify.com/ ). I cant commit too much time, but would be happy to comment and input on the project and writing. 
Tevaearai Stahel: @Teva_Frontiers, Suisse
Tobias Steiner: @cmplxtv_studies, Germany; ORCID 0000-0002-3158-3136
Isabel Steinhardt: @sozmethode, Germany, I started the project, leader of the project. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2590-6189
Jadranka Stojanovski: @jadr4nka, Croatia
Tarandeep Kang: @KangTarandeep,  UK.   Comparative psychology, using primates and songbirds to develop models of human language evolution.  I am especially interested in helping with the first aim.  Happy to help with literature searches, and with writing/commenting. My primary aim will of course be completing my Masters degree, as this will be stage one of a PhD, but I will be able to dedicate around one day per week to this project.
Jon Tennant: @Protohedgehog, France
Ulf Toelch: @ulf_toelch, Germany
Egon Willighⓐgen: @egonwillighagen, The Netherlands
Kwok Ng: @kwokwng, Finland, analysis of parts of the SR. Writing parts and commenting it part
Miguel Silan, @ThreeLittleMigs, MiguelSilan@gmail.com, can contribute to evaluate sample, analysis of content of articles, writing, commenting (possibly core team?)   https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7480-3661