#pubpub — Public Fediverse posts

Wir freuen uns auf Eure Anmerkungen und Kommentare. Gerne auch bei #PubPub, wo wir den Beitrag dafür eingepflegt haben:

https://openrewi.pubpub.org/pub/0i2lg8cs/draft?access=0dn9jpk9

@openrewi

Wir freuen uns auf Eure Anmerkungen und Kommentare. Gerne auch bei #PubPub, wo wir den Beitrag dafür eingepflegt haben:

https://openrewi.pubpub.org/pub/0i2lg8cs/draft?access=0dn9jpk9

@openrewi

Wir freuen uns auf Eure Anmerkungen und Kommentare. Gerne auch bei #PubPub, wo wir den Beitrag dafür eingepflegt haben:

https://openrewi.pubpub.org/pub/0i2lg8cs/draft?access=0dn9jpk9

@openrewi

Wir freuen uns auf Eure Anmerkungen und Kommentare. Gerne auch bei #PubPub, wo wir den Beitrag dafür eingepflegt haben:

https://openrewi.pubpub.org/pub/0i2lg8cs/draft?access=0dn9jpk9

@openrewi

Wir freuen uns auf Eure Anmerkungen und Kommentare. Gerne auch bei #PubPub, wo wir den Beitrag dafür eingepflegt haben:

https://openrewi.pubpub.org/pub/0i2lg8cs/draft?access=0dn9jpk9

@openrewi

Good news - pubpub is continuing https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/2026-01-update/ #pubpub

Good news - pubpub is continuing https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/2026-01-update/ #pubpub

Good news - pubpub is continuing https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/2026-01-update/ #pubpub

Good news - pubpub is continuing https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/2026-01-update/ #pubpub

Good news - pubpub is continuing https://www.knowledgefutures.org/updates/2026-01-update/ #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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

@alexh Not sure what solution is best for this, but I think #PubPub may be a good option. @gabestein

@alexh Not sure what solution is best for this, but I think #PubPub may be a good option. @gabestein

@alexh Not sure what solution is best for this, but I think #PubPub may be a good option. @gabestein

@alexh Not sure what solution is best for this, but I think #PubPub may be a good option. @gabestein

@alexh Not sure what solution is best for this, but I think #PubPub may be a good option. @gabestein

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of
#PubPub, PubPub Platform https://infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of
#PubPub, PubPub Platform https://infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of
#PubPub, PubPub Platform https://infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of
#PubPub, PubPub Platform https://infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of
#PubPub, PubPub Platform https://infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of #PubPub, PubPub Platform https://www.infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of #PubPub, PubPub Platform https://www.infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of #PubPub, PubPub Platform https://www.infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of #PubPub, PubPub Platform https://www.infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Open-Source #Infrastructure: Knowledge Futures Introduces an New Iteration of #PubPub, PubPub Platform https://www.infodocket.com/2024/07/17/open-source-infrastructure-knowledge-futures-introduces-pubpub-platform/ #scholcomm #publishing

Neu auf dem Newsblog:
https://open-access-brandenburg.de/wissenschaftsgeleitetes-open-access-thesen-version-2024/
#openaccess #Openaccess_transformation #PubPub #scholarled

Neu auf dem Newsblog:
https://open-access-brandenburg.de/wissenschaftsgeleitetes-open-access-thesen-version-2024/
#openaccess #Openaccess_transformation #PubPub #scholarled

Neu auf dem Newsblog:
https://open-access-brandenburg.de/wissenschaftsgeleitetes-open-access-thesen-version-2024/
#openaccess #Openaccess_transformation #PubPub #scholarled

Neu auf dem Newsblog:
https://open-access-brandenburg.de/wissenschaftsgeleitetes-open-access-thesen-version-2024/
#openaccess #Openaccess_transformation #PubPub #scholarled

Neu auf dem Newsblog:
https://open-access-brandenburg.de/wissenschaftsgeleitetes-open-access-thesen-version-2024/
#openaccess #Openaccess_transformation #PubPub #scholarled

By the way, I reviewed this paper for a journal that uses #EditorialManager. I hate this system. Submitting my review to the journal took more time than publishing it openly on the wonderful #PubPub platform.

Why do we still do peer review in this clumsy old-fashioned way?

@gabestein

By the way, I reviewed this paper for a journal that uses #EditorialManager. I hate this system. Submitting my review to the journal took more time than publishing it openly on the wonderful #PubPub platform.

Why do we still do peer review in this clumsy old-fashioned way?

@gabestein

By the way, I reviewed this paper for a journal that uses #EditorialManager. I hate this system. Submitting my review to the journal took more time than publishing it openly on the wonderful #PubPub platform.

Why do we still do peer review in this clumsy old-fashioned way?

@gabestein

By the way, I reviewed this paper for a journal that uses #EditorialManager. I hate this system. Submitting my review to the journal took more time than publishing it openly on the wonderful #PubPub platform.

Why do we still do peer review in this clumsy old-fashioned way?

@gabestein

By the way, I reviewed this paper for a journal that uses #EditorialManager. I hate this system. Submitting my review to the journal took more time than publishing it openly on the wonderful #PubPub platform.

Why do we still do peer review in this clumsy old-fashioned way?

@gabestein

@seanio Atualizado também na nossa página. Conversaremos sobre essa experiência de #pubpub versus #wordpress em aula também. Temos várias pessoas migrando de um para outro ;)
#saberlivre

@seanio Atualizado também na nossa página. Conversaremos sobre essa experiência de #pubpub versus #wordpress em aula também. Temos várias pessoas migrando de um para outro ;)
#saberlivre

@seanio Atualizado também na nossa página. Conversaremos sobre essa experiência de #pubpub versus #wordpress em aula também. Temos várias pessoas migrando de um para outro ;)
#saberlivre

@cnsyoung People have been talking about #Quarto, recently.
https://quartopub.com/

Also a lot of work around @LibreTexts.
There are some benefits to collaborative work on #PubPub. https://www.pubpub.org/

Sounds like #ManifoldPub finds favour with presses. https://manifoldapp.org/

Of course, having your own instance of #Pressbooks can be very neat. https://pressbooks.org/

There are other options and considerations.
What are your requirements?

@cnsyoung People have been talking about #Quarto, recently.
https://quartopub.com/

Also a lot of work around @LibreTexts.
There are some benefits to collaborative work on #PubPub. https://www.pubpub.org/

Sounds like #ManifoldPub finds favour with presses. https://manifoldapp.org/

Of course, having your own instance of #Pressbooks can be very neat. https://pressbooks.org/

There are other options and considerations.
What are your requirements?