Calls to Jettison "Statistical Significance"

I recently wrote an opinion piece for American Scientist's Macroscope blog, arguing (inter alia) that the notion of "statistical significance" harms the epistemology of science, and should therefore be jettisoned. After I'd submitted the piece, I saw other articles, letters, and posts saying the same thing, arguing from a number of technical and sociological bases. I will gather here, to the best of my ability, a list of these articles as a resource for the community. If you know of others that I've missed, please add them in the comments.

• Don’t Strengthen Statistical Significance—Abolish It, by Shlomo Engelson Argamon
• Abandon Statistical Significance, by Blakeley B. McShane, David Gal, Andrew Gelman, Christian Robert, Jennifer L. Tackett
• Justify Your Alpha: A Response to “Redefine Statistical Significance”, by Daniel Lakens, et al.
• Abandon Statistical Significance (blog post), by Andrew Gelman
• Remove, rather than redefine, statistical significance, by Valentin Amrhein and Sander Greenland
• Time to Abandon Statistical Significance, by Lars P. Syll