Here is a note from the Scout Report which a few might find useful:


<http://scoutr.pt/g48419>
figshare
	Science
figshare.com Email: [log in to unmask] <http://scoutr.pt/g48419>

Many publishers and funding sources now require archiving of research 
data. However, many repositories are difficult to use, charge ongoing 
fees, or both. Figshare provides a free, simple to use repository for 
research outputs. Their service is already integrated with the PLOS 
family of open access journals. Additionally, they have a 
repository-as-a-service offering that institutions may consider. Data 
uploaded to figshare can be connected to a publication by DOI and to an 
author by ORCID. Beyond archiving for data in publications, figshare can 
also archive unpublished data. This helps address the "file drawer" 
problem where negative results are never publicized. It also provides an 
outlet for findings smaller than a "least publishable unit". Figshare 
accepts files in any format as long as they are less than 5 GB in size. 
For many formats, figshare provides in browser previews. The total size 
of private files on the service is limited to 20 GB. Unlimited storage 
is provided for public files. [CRH]

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