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Where do the bad rainbows go?

Prism.

They get a light sentence.

It gives them time to reflect.

ANSI/NISO Z39.106-2023, Standard Terminology for Peer Review

This document identifies and standardizes definitions and terminology in peer review practices in order to help align nomenclature as more publishers use open peer review models. A peer review terminology that is used across publishers will help make the peer review process for articles and journals more transparent, and will enable the community to better assess and compare peer review practices between different journals.

doi.org/10.3789/ansi.niso.z39.

Internet Archive now has a menstruation information and history library, since we now live in a world with Florida bill 1069, which bans the mention of periods before sixth grade in Florida public schools.

Library is universally available:

archive.org/details/menstruati

Je recrute ! On recrute ! Nous recrutons ! Un très beau poste est ouvert pour m'accompagner dans la mise en oeuvre du Plan national pour la science ouverte. Nous recherchons l'adjoint(e) au coordinateur national de la science ouverte. choisirleservicepublic.gouv.fr

If you ever wanted a visual to explain how binary in works.

Remember that while a picture tells a thousand words, it uses the same amount of storage as several million.

We're delighted to announce that 17 articles in the OAPEN OA Books Toolkit have been updated. A big thanks to the Editorial Advisory Board who keeps the Toolkit content in sync. Have a look! oabooks-toolkit.org #oabooks #oabookstoolkit

Who killed Google Reader?
Ten years after its untimely death, the team that built the much-beloved feed reader reflects on what went wrong and what could have been.

by David Pierce

theverge.com/23778253/google-r

#Introduction

I am a blogger in England. My earnest stuff tends to be about law and policy - and about how laws and policies work in practice, as opposed to how they are supposed or intended to work.

I comment on cases and matters in the news - and I try to explain how such things have come about.

I once had too many followers on Twitter, but now I prefer being among the geeks and nerds of Mastodon.

I am also a fantasy, comics and folklore fan and sometimes write about these too.

🚨Digital Preservation People!🚨

I want to make @CrossrefOrg DOIs "self-repairing" with digital preservation baked in. This would massively increase the persistence of the scholarly record.

But I need feedback on the design. Please read, RT, & comment!

crossref.org/blog/a-request-fo

1️⃣ #ILL request for a book chapter created at 17:25
2️⃣ Automatic workflow: Alma ➡️ #RapidILL ➡️ Provider ➡️ Alma
3️⃣ #Alma Document Delivery letter with download link received at 17:31. Full text provided by @internetarchive #InterlibraryLoan Fulfillment 💪👍🙏
#ResourceSharing

Now available: OAPEN 2022 stakeholder report

We’re delighted to share with you how the OAPEN Foundation has developed in 2022 as we remained committed to achieving our mission to increase discoverability and trust for open access (OA) books. Alongside our partners, we continued to operate and develop our open infrastructure services for OA books, providing support to libraries, publishers, and research funders.

In the OAPEN 2022 Stakeholder Report, you can read about our key results and developments, including:

- The three platforms we operate: OAPEN Library; Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB); and OAPEN Open Access Books Toolkit
- Community engagement and communication efforts
- New technical features and functionalities
- Projects
- Governance
- Finances
- Outlook for 2023

Download the OAPEN 2022 stakeholder report oapen.org/article/5119572-oape

I am obsessed with this site with different emoji combinations. emojikitchen.dev/

Thanks to the #DOAJ and #OASPA for their new #OpenAccess #Journals Toolkit.
oajournals-toolkit.org/

It should help launch new #OA journals and fine-tune old ones. It covers topics "such as journal creation, costs, staffing, policy development, through to indexing and key technical aspects."

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