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I agree. If you're spending years getting a PhD, and losing the data would put that degree in jeopardy, then it's definitely on you to ensure that the data you collect can't be lost. It's a necessary skill of being a scientist, just like keeping accurate lab notebooks, doing statistics, and everything else. If nobody taught you how to do this, you'll just have to learn it yourself.


Yes, and if people make mistakes, it's most often (99.99%) not out of spite.

However, it can be profitable to not undo the mistake, and the workers have no say what is negotiated in the contract.




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