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  1. Today, the #dblp team celebrated in style the #milestone of 2^23 = 8,388,608 publications, which was reached last week. ;)

  2. #dblp - I need to 😅 - fortunately, archive.org could display the archive of the mirror sites - However, all of them are down.

    dblp.uni-trier.de (Trier 1)
    dblp2.uni-trier.de (Trier 2)
    dblp.dagstuhl.de (Dagstuhl)

  3. @vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.

  4. @vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.

  5. @vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.

  6. @vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.

  7. @vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.

  8. @adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (open-research-europe.ec.europa) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers (#scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

  9. @adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (open-research-europe.ec.europa) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers (#scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

  10. @adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (open-research-europe.ec.europa) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers (#scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

  11. @adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (open-research-europe.ec.europa) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers (#scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

  12. @adamshostack @vardi @tychotithonus I believe our publications should not be in the hand of a single institution. #arXiv, #OpenResearchEurope (open-research-europe.ec.europa) or even better a distributed/federated repository run by universities would be a better solution. In terms of editing, at least in CS, publishers don’t add value but friction (it’s outsourced to underpaid workers who add unnecessary mistakes and are impossible to communicate with), so this step can probably discarded. Indexing is still largely controlled by the big publishers (#scopus), so we need open alternatives (such as #dblp).

  13. The #dblp computer science bibliography faces a strong demand. But its net budget is shrinking. This is why we humbly ask for your kind support in the form of a donation to Schloss #Dagstuhl LZI.

    If you value our work and want to help ensure the ongoing maintenance, improvement, and future growth of dblp, learn more or donate here:
    dagstuhl.de/en/dblp/donate

    Thank you very much!

  14. The #dblp computer science bibliography faces a strong demand. But its net budget is shrinking. This is why we humbly ask for your kind support in the form of a donation to Schloss #Dagstuhl LZI.

    If you value our work and want to help ensure the ongoing maintenance, improvement, and future growth of dblp, learn more or donate here:
    dagstuhl.de/en/dblp/donate

    Thank you very much!

  15. The #dblp computer science bibliography faces a strong demand. But its net budget is shrinking. This is why we humbly ask for your kind support in the form of a donation to Schloss #Dagstuhl LZI.

    If you value our work and want to help ensure the ongoing maintenance, improvement, and future growth of dblp, learn more or donate here:
    dagstuhl.de/en/dblp/donate

    Thank you very much!

  16. The #dblp computer science bibliography faces a strong demand. But its net budget is shrinking. This is why we humbly ask for your kind support in the form of a donation to Schloss #Dagstuhl LZI.

    If you value our work and want to help ensure the ongoing maintenance, improvement, and future growth of dblp, learn more or donate here:
    dagstuhl.de/en/dblp/donate

    Thank you very much!

  17. The #dblp computer science bibliography faces a strong demand. But its net budget is shrinking. This is why we humbly ask for your kind support in the form of a donation to Schloss #Dagstuhl LZI.

    If you value our work and want to help ensure the ongoing maintenance, improvement, and future growth of dblp, learn more or donate here:
    dagstuhl.de/en/dblp/donate

    Thank you very much!

  18. @forster There is a massive flood of requests to #dblp coming from all directions. We are usually able to cope most days, but not so much the past four days. We are sorry, and we are actively working on it.

    Like many other sites, we have seen an unnatural increase in traffic (for us, by a factor of about 25) since around September 2024. It might be ill-guided AI bots or malicious DDoS; it's hard to tell. And, frankly, in the end: What's the difference? ~MRA

  19. We are glad to join the celebration of the "\(2^5\) years of #dblp - \(2^{23-\varepsilon}\) publications" anniversary of our partner service in computer science!

  20. On Sep 19, 2025, the #dblp #computerscience bibliography will celebrate its 2⁵th = 32nd anniversary with a colloquium. If you happen to be in #Trier, you are welcome to join us:
    dblp.org/32y

  21. @okennedy
    Hmmm...very strange. The search service went down this weekend and the auto-recovery did not work as intended.
    Thanks for letting us know. I restarted it manually, and the #dblp search should be working again now. ~MRA

  22. The #dblp team is happy to celebrate reaching the #milestone of having more than 8 million #computerscience publication in the dblp computer science bibliography.
    blog.dblp.org/2025/07/25/8-mil

  23. We introduce the new blog series "Who's using OC?" with a post dedicated to @dblp, a reference for bibliographic information on major computer science publications, which directly ingests the open citation data released by OpenCitations. Using the linkage provided by #OMID, the dblp users can perform citation analyses using its #SPARQL query service. 
    👉More at: opencitations.hypotheses.org/3
    Thank you #dblp for reusing our data!

  24. Beim #kimws24 lernt man ganz aktuelle und neue Informationen:

    1. Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Infomation (wird morgen 16.4. offiziell gelaunched): barcelona-declaration.org/ HT @hauschke

    2. #SPARQL endpoint für #DBLP kombiniert mit offenen Zitationsdaten (beta): sparql.dblp.org/

  25. Just learned at #kimws24 : #dblp is going to release a public SPARQL endpoint for more complex queries at sparql.dblp.org/