The call for papers for the Open Research Devroom is open. Please check the requirements and see if anyone of you would like to do a presentation on a topic. Of course, we can discuss at PHAIDRAcon the coming week.
PHAIDRA, the Fedora-based digital preservation repository developed since more than 15 years at the University of Vienna and used by more than 20 institutions has recently reached important technological milestones as well as became easier to setup than ever before. Given the number of open source repository offerings, PHAIDRA is choosing to double down on usability for Humanities, Arts, Cultural Heritage and, as a community, to explore what OA/Open Academia means for these areas…
“…completely open to the community:”
Followed by a repo that is a mirror - albeit with a friendly note welcoming contributions.
Just seems strange - wonder if we can just make the link look better.
Might be good to include “renewed focus” in the changes:
Given the number of open source repository offerings, PHAIDRA is choosing to double down on usability for Humanities, Arts, Cultural Heritage and, as a community, to explore what OA/Open Academia means for these areas…