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17 Jan 2022: And the fact that an increasing number of people believe in the Blue Obelisk.

17 Jan 2022: There is no technical restriction though we would ask that people contact us beforehand or use a sensitive robot. ... to the domain of crystallography and Open Data since over 5000 people per day frequenting ChemSpider could end up over on CrystalEye as

17 Jan 2022: BTW, “free” would not make a better generic term, at least not yet, since it suggests to many people that a work is merely free of charge and does not also

17 Jan 2022: I claim that they are (a) data (b) a small portion of the work (c) publication does not affect sales (d) that most people would be ashamed to copyright them anyway.

17 Jan 2022: So we need to label and liberate LIBRE scholarship. And then persuade people to label their articles properly.

17 Jan 2022: ei=qYXMSbeZBMzLjAevmt39DQ&usg=AFQjCNHsW3DKZ_IxG_T0LHAGPa_GSHANTg&sig2=pZ4-B6285aM5v7b0PHqRNA"Open Archives Initiative Protocol – Object Exchange and Reuse/a) is brought to you by the people that brought you OAI-PMH – ... A particularly interesting

17 Jan 2022: It must uphold the basic tenets of scholarship. It may be involved in professional certification or people, courses or procedures. ... demand that those capitalist pigs, hogging the peoples’ science for themselves, give it to us for free since it was

17 Jan 2022: Mitch Waldrop on Science 2.0 I’m way behind on this, but anyway: a while back, writer Mitch Waldrop interviewed me and a whole bunch of other people … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: oss2011. Yesterday I made the assertion:. “Closed access means people die”. ... people’s lives.

17 Jan 2022: Let the young people help. Joined up strategy. It IS a web.

17 Jan 2022: Deepak Singh: Educating people about data ownership I never got to watch the Bubble 2.0 video (I only heard it on net@nite).

17 Jan 2022: These papers contain literally billions of dollars of unrealised value but very few people care about this. ... Community. The great hope is the creative activity of young people (and people young at heart).

17 Jan 2022: She naturally asks people for their “slides” – normally in powerpoint form.

17 Jan 2022: Today is when people start arriving en masse for OKFest – the main sessions start tomorrow.

17 Jan 2022: pantondiscussions. The Panton discussions are now online. Many people are to be thanked for this – and it’s taken a lot of effort (as always I blunder into things that I

17 Jan 2022: Our current problems are people problems not technology. Communities and ideas that have worked – demos. ... 30-40 people at OKF London #opendataday. Values and Principles. [Wikipedia]. We mustClosed data mean people die.

17 Jan 2022: Bill Shankly said :. ‘Some people believe football is a matter of life and death.

17 Jan 2022: We are envisaging a “Handbook of fee-free Open Access publishing” which helps people explore sustainable models. ... If people want journals they can collect together the free material however they want).

17 Jan 2022: The site is not very convincing and lacks information about its supporters or any input from them that would influence people into thinking that there is a broad base of support ... I very much hope that the people I know in the publishing industry will

17 Jan 2022: But nowadays people sometimes include much more into bibliographies, for example images, tables, abstracts, even chemical structures. ... There are millions of such images on suppliers bottles and witholding this information means that people could and

17 Jan 2022: They paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to a PR “expert” Dezenhall whose speciality is dirtying people and organisations.

17 Jan 2022: And we hope that it increases the clicks on your full-text – people will see the crystal structure and be so excited they will wish to read the full article.

17 Jan 2022: flexibility. Web 2.0 teaches us that people will do things in different ways.

17 Jan 2022: They are simply gibbering and most people who think about the issues have long ago given up. ... So I don’t vote for parties. I vote for people. That’s on the basis that a responsible representative will recognize when policy is so far adrift that it

17 Jan 2022: It’s interesting actually – some people just get it and many others don’t seem to. ... anna thanks – I will try to blog more later. I think the integration depends on the types of information and the amount people will share.

17 Jan 2022: One of the secrets of cyberscholarship is that it flourishes when people do not want to run everything themselves in competition with everyone else.

17 Jan 2022: We shall not waver in that. There have been recent suggestions that to save bandwidth people should make copies of the data and redistribute them on DVD. ... We are critically concerned about versioning and annotations. CrystalEye has effectively nightly

17 Jan 2022: This is how we create our own microformats under Blue Obelisk… from the GRDDL tutorial Is it too much work to ask people to add the transformation and profile to their

17 Jan 2022: I find it intensely frustrating that so many people are not aware of the problem and when told do not care.

17 Jan 2022: This type of 100+ hour coding week can turn people into subhumans …. … But we’ve frozen the API and are technically in bug-fix mode. ... GPL, making the release not their choice, but actually obligatory, worsening peoples view on Microsoft’s own

17 Jan 2022: Two recent anecdotes – paraphrased and anonymized:. Academic 1: “I wouldn’t want people to see our theses – many of them are of terrible quality”.

17 Jan 2022: This is the usual story of not really knowing the people from this community and not necessarily having a clear idea of what people within the field or community think the ... Not all is relevant to you. The people are often more important than the

17 Jan 2022: senior people in universities don’t care enough about the problem to challenge publishers. ... The simplicity is that it only needs a few people. It’s quick, and effective.

17 Jan 2022: no chemistry, genomics, genomics. low awareness of trial. why do people not comment?

17 Jan 2022: There is now an unstoppable interest and desire for content-mining. People want to know how, when where – what the problems are … all sorts of things. ... encouraged people to post their ideas to this list. Here are some potential topics:.

17 Jan 2022: If these points are completely fulfilled then OSCAR will be. a useful tool for nmr people. ... As it is most of the people reading about Open Data will not be interested in NMR assignment.

17 Jan 2022: Long term commitment. Needs long-term vision, long term support. Are PIs the right people to do this?

17 Jan 2022: We shall not create the appropriate systems unless we know what people actually want…. ... Young people are the future. Help them create it. Theses are a major opportunity.

17 Jan 2022: 1) Obviously I can’t help further. There are certainly many people in ACS who know of our activity.

17 Jan 2022: These people do not hang out in revolutionary corners of Second Life such as the Blue Obelisk and are probably not impacted by OA  on a frequent basis.

17 Jan 2022: Perhaps not in 1985, but at some stage shortly thereafter, and in effect without most people noticing, the return journey also started working, the so-called round trip. ... But if we want it enough, then it’s possible. Its likelihood depends on people

17 Jan 2022: But it’s the people that matter – I can list 20 at Microsoft and I will do so over the weeks but I’ll start with Lee Dirks (project sponsor) and ... Chemists are conservative and when people said “who is using CML?

17 Jan 2022: When people ask what JUMBO does, the formal answer is that it’s the reference implementation of CML. ... A user community. There is sufficient variety in the people and places that are using CML that we can be reasonably confident that it has a good

17 Jan 2022: I do however, like many people, have expertise which may be valuable in this area. ... Galaxy Zoo ( ) has shown that “lay people” can author peer-reviewed papers in astronomy.

17 Jan 2022: Tony Benn is a well-known socialist UK politician much respected by people of all parties and none.].

17 Jan 2022: From time to time people get presented with Blue Obelisks and the latest recipient is Ola Spjuth.

17 Jan 2022: It would be absolutely key for people to get credit, and citations in some form, for making protocols/data available. ... People got used to the idea of discussing “unpublished” results at conferences – this is no different in philosophy.

17 Jan 2022: Whatever for? Well JISC ran a day for people to find out about their latest capital call for proposals. ... Since its foundation in 1989 thousands of people have helped to record information about war memorials in the UK.

17 Jan 2022: I particularly am fond of his credo: help people build their own libraries. ... The “computer says no” mentality reigns and this is allowed to happen because libraries prefer to recruit dull people.

17 Jan 2022: When people bring me data for analysis I ask questions such as: what kind of data is this? ... Many can, and here Neil’s point is a good one, by making some slight changes in the way people think about their experiment much more structure can be