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  1. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.

    The current domain, historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – historyofknowledge.hypotheses..

    #HistKnow #AcademicBlogs 1/2

    #histknow #academicblogs
  2. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.

    The current domain, historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – historyofknowledge.hypotheses..

    #HistKnow #AcademicBlogs 1/2

    #histknow #academicblogs
  3. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.

    The current domain, historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – historyofknowledge.hypotheses..

    #HistKnow #AcademicBlogs 1/2

    #histknow #academicblogs
  4. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.

    The current domain, historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – historyofknowledge.hypotheses..

    #HistKnow #AcademicBlogs 1/2

    #academicblogs #histknow
  5. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I see History of Knowledge has migrated from WordPress.com to Hypotheses.org. Given all the nonsense that Automattic has been putting its clients through, I am glad. It should have a nice long life on that platform.

    The current domain, historyofknowledge.net points or forwards there, although I don’t know if it will over the long term. Fortunately, the new domain pops right up on a DuckDuckGo search for “History of Knowledge blog” – historyofknowledge.hypotheses..

    #HistKnow #AcademicBlogs 1/2

    #histknow #academicblogs
  6. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    I noticed today that @verfassungsblog is on here. It's about all things constitutional and includes plenty of posts in English. #AcademicBlogs

    #academicblogs
  7. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    @iudithabalint @evemassacre @RelevanteLiteraturwissenschaft @MarleneMeuer #OpenAccess link to the project, which I worked on till last year: vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/ge
    #AcademicBlogging #AcademicBlogs #AcademicMastodon #HistoryOfKnowledge #Blogging #Blogs 2/2

    #openaccess #academicblogging #academicblogs #academicmastodon #historyofknowledge #blogging
  8. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    The need to make a living means I do not published much, but last year I was able to reflect, with Kerstin von der Krone, on the _History of Knowledge_ blog (historyofknowledge.net) at the end of my 10+ years at the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC.

    "Blogging Histories of Knowledge in Washington, DC," in _Geschichte und Gesellschaft_, vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/ge

    #HistKnow #HistSci #ScholarlyComm #SciComm #AcademicCommunication #HistoryBlogs #AcademicBlogs #AcademicEditing #histodons

    #histodons #academicediting #academicblogs #historyblogs #academiccommunication #scicomm
  9. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    The need to make a living means I do not published much, but last year I was able to reflect, with Kerstin von der Krone, on the _History of Knowledge_ blog (historyofknowledge.net) at the end of my 10+ years at the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC.

    "Blogging Histories of Knowledge in Washington, DC," in _Geschichte und Gesellschaft_, vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/ge

    #HistKnow #HistSci #ScholarlyComm #SciComm #AcademicCommunication #HistoryBlogs #AcademicBlogs #AcademicEditing #histodons

    #histodons #academicediting #academicblogs #historyblogs #academiccommunication #scicomm
  10. Mark R. Stoneman @[email protected] ·

    The need to make a living means I do not published much, but last year I was able to reflect, with Kerstin von der Krone, on the _History of Knowledge_ blog (historyofknowledge.net) at the end of my 10+ years at the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC.

    "Blogging Histories of Knowledge in Washington, DC," in _Geschichte und Gesellschaft_, vr-elibrary.de/doi/10.13109/ge

    #HistKnow #HistSci #ScholarlyComm #SciComm #AcademicCommunication #HistoryBlogs #AcademicBlogs #AcademicEditing #histodons

    #histknow #histsci #scholarlycomm #scicomm #academiccommunication #historyblogs