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Principles of Open Science infrastructure cited by @jeroenbosman and @MsPhelps at #voginip conference.

Generating a surplus is important even for non profits!

openscholarlyinfrastructure.or

Here's a paper to announce, authored with my colleagues, Barbara Lancho-Barrantes and Diane Pennington Rasumussen!

'Measuring the concept of #PID literacy : user perceptions and understanding of persistent identifiers in support of open #scholarly #infrastructure

The paper is available openly here: doi.org/10.1515/opis-2022-0142 or strathprints.strath.ac.uk/8431

#PersistentIdentifiers #PIDgraph #repositories #OpenInfrastructure #scholarlyinfrastructure #metadata #repositories #retrieval @openstrath

@pluralistic I mentioned this one to my family the other day and got some lols. They'd never heard of it, but I think there was an actual one hanging in one of my EE labs. (many, many moons ago)

*SALAMI

"One potential tonic against this fallacy is to follow an Italian MP's suggestion and replace "AI" with "SALAMI" ("Systematic Approaches to Learning Algorithms and Machine Inferences"). It's a lot easier to keep a clear head when someone asks you, "Is this SALAMI intelligent? Can this SALAMI write a novel? Does this SALAMI deserve human rights?"

c.f. @pluralistic pluralistic.net/2023/03/09/aut

The chasm between the scholarly record and grey literature

Toby Green examines the growing problem of grey literature research, which is not being published

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Leaving Köln 🌨️❄️. Maybe it will be warm and sunny in NL? 😄🌷

EVENT: Engage with PALOMERA via the Open Access Books Network (OABN)!

- The PALOMERA project is a HORIZON-Europe funded initiative investigating why so few #OA funder policies include #OAbooks. It will produce actionable recommendations to change this.

- The OABN (which I help to coordinate) is hosting a PALOMERA Series, launching Tues 28 March at 3pm BST, so that anyone interested in #OpenAccess books can engage with PALOMERA.

Find out more information about PALOMERA and sign up for the event here: openaccessbooksnetwork.hcommon

Highlights from the exhibition “The last of their kind: crafts and professions in transition (baking, tailoring, coal mining, cashiers, typesetting)” at Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn.

Speculoos biscuit mould, Helvetica moveable type, silk threads and embroidery materials

Interesting things seen in a German supermarket, an occasional series: (1) waste leafy greens for pets, (2) carbon-neutral “climate bread”

That should be “international” press. Don’t toot tired

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Really impressed with the internal press range at Ludwig Presse at Köln Haupbahnhof. Bought All The Things; it’s been so long since I had access to print media in English

Warm invitation to join me at @force11 annual conference online in April force11.org/force2023/
Details of the program coming shortly, and it's an exciting line-up!

I found this taped to the door of the geography department at GWU today and it brought me so much joy. A guide to figuring out when a map was made based on features. Zoom in. It’s amazing.

Beginning the next big processing job for my digital preservation project. Iterating over all Crossref members, appraising preservation status across all archives for a sample of up to 1,000 DOIs each.

Next steps: wrangle this into a format conducive to nice visualizations...

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