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The [supporting-information] tag concerns material published alongside an article such as media files, additional data, or methods descriptions. This material may have various names such as: supporting information, supplementary material, etc.
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Create a website for adding supplementary material of a journal paper
I think the best option for you might be uploading your files (videos) to
Google Drive, Dropbox. Share your files as links and send to the reviewers. No one else can see these files, and they are v …
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