Hi Pedro, I disagree somewhat here. To me 'no insider information' includes necessarily all the negative results. I think it is important to at least present the parameter space that was investigated. For instance if it turns out that we fit some data wrong, it is important to know whether we really searched the 'correct' bit of parameter space or whether for some reason our data fitting didn't go there.

But equally we have to be practical. We will put up all the raw stuff at least and then work from there.