Things will get really interesting with @cometadata.bsky.social in the mix!
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(Animated) visualisation of generation and flows 9 types of (meta) data (full text, abstract, license,affiliations, funding, references, PR status, deposits, retractions) across 9 'actors' in the system (manuscript. publishers, crossref, search engine (e.g. crossref), search engine(e.g. openalex), ORCID, CRIS, repository, (search engine, e.g. openaire)
For publication metadata nerds: viz of the generation of various metadata and their flow through the scholarly publishing system. The link goes to the online version that is fully animated, and has additional versions. Wonder if you think this is useful. docs.google.com/presentation...
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I realise that saying "Atkinson was the author of HyperCard" is probably like saying "Torvalds is the author of Subsurface." But HyperCard changed the way I think, and I still miss it. #HyperCard
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Bee hives and chickens
Bees at the entrance to a bee hive.
Bees and chickens at @oxfordcityfarm.bsky.social . No better way to spend a sunny lunch break.
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Graph of DOI length against frequency. Peaking at 18 and 25.
How long is a DOI? Does UTF-8 make a difference? Is it important?
This year #DataCite made their public data file available, which means we can compare #DataCite and @crossref.bsky.social 's DOIs.
(It's about 18 - 25 characters)
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#scholcomm #identifiers #doi
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Falsehoods Programmers believe about DOIs | Pardalotus
If you work with research outputs and metadata, DOIs are everywhere. For programmers working with scholarly metadata, there are a few things about DOIs to be aware of.
Here are some "Falsehoods Programmers believe about DOIs".
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#scholcomm #openinfrastructure
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