#ipres2023 — Public Fediverse posts

Also based on feedback from the community, we are now introducing a special track for practicioners! There've been amazing practitioner demos in the past (special shout-outs to @vickyrampin demo at #ipres2024 and Nick Krabbenhoeft's demo at #ipres2023) but no dedicated submission track.
#ipres2025 is now introducing the "Amuse Bouche" challenge, where you can showcase small,self-contained tools. A winner will be chosen by the audience!
More on this submission track here:
https://www.ipres2025.nz/post/ipres-digital-preservation-bake-off-2025-amuse-bouche-challenge-tiny-tools-tasty-wins

#ipres2023 Ricky Punzalan asking about what slowing down could mean in our work? How do we balance this with our feeling that there is no time to wait (to preserve obsolete media for example). #nttw #nttw7

@karinbredenberg is ending the #PREMIS workshop as great as she started it: "#DigitalPreservation is tricky, regardless if it's about rights, events or other things" #ipres2023

@tallison I think @sharonmcmeekin might have sneaked in the first mention of #OAIS within a couple of minutes of starting the Capacity and Skills workshop today! #ipres2023 (not the diagram though)

A reminder to those at the #ipres2023 workshop on capacity and skills that our Level up with RAM resource is a great place to go after having completed a #DPCRAM assessment. Full of tips and helpful resources: https://www.dpconline.org/digipres/implement-digipres/dpc-ram/level-up