Chalut ! Aujourd’hui c’est dimandredi et bonne fête des paires à toutes les chaussettes !

@SaintObjetBot #Téléchat #groucha #lola #topor #chalut #gluon #terteur #leguman #pubpub

The last couple of weeks we've been helping folks migrate from PubPub to #Ghost as part of our Add-On services.

If you're looking at migration options or just curious about alternatives to #PubPub, we wrote up what we've learned so far: https://cloud68.co/blog/pubpub-migration-options-ghost-ftw

I just posted a note on the #irmanagers email list and thought I'd reprint it here. A user asked how to support a journal at her institution that wants to use #elocators (or e-locators) rather than page numbers. My reply, lightly edited:

#PubPub automatically gives each paragraph an elocator. One journal publishing in PubPub format is the Harvard Data Science Review, and here's a sample article. When you mouse over a paragraph, you can see the elocator (a graphic "link" icon) in the left margin next to the start of the paragraph. Note that a large and growing number of journals use PubPub, though I can't find a good list of them.
https://hdsr.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/8uui4gv2 

Digital Humanities Quarterly publishes in HTML, PDF, and XML, and uses elocators in each format. Here's a sample article from DHQ -- three links to show the effect in each format. In the HTML and PDF editions, the elocators are boxes with paragraph numbers in the right margin next to the start of each paragraph. The XML edition doesn't display the elocators but shows how they are coded within the text. Also note that DHQ has been publishing this way since 2007.
--HTML → https://dhq.digitalhumanities.org/vol/19/2/000787/000787.html
--PDF → https://dhq-static.digitalhumanities.org/pdf/000787.pdf
--XML → https://dhq.digitalhumanities.org/vol/19/2/000787.xml

Good luck! I wish more journals did this.

#ScholComm

📝 Wir haben die #Länderdossiers #OpenAccess nun in Version 2.0 auf der Plattform PubPub veröffentlicht. Sie sind Teil des im Rahmen von @openaccessnetwork entwickelten #oa.atlas und bieten einen kompakten Überblick zum Status quo von #OpenAccess in den Bundesländern und beim @bmbf_bund. Die Länderdossiers sind erstmals auf der Plattform #PubPub veröffentlicht und können auch kommentiert werden. Ein nächstes Release ist für 2025 vorgesehen. #Wissenschaftspolitik

👉 https://oabb.pubpub.org/oa-atlas

Se ha publicado el código alpha de #pubpub lo que es una muy buena noticia: https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/platform-update-sept-24/

Para quien no conozca https://www.pubpub.org/ es una herramienta de publicación, revisión y colaboración entre pares. Pensada principalmente para el mundo académico permite llevar nuestras investigaciones y aportes de forma mucho más colaborativa. Una herramienta maravillosa para crear un bello jardín digital.