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17 Jan 2022: Peter Suber blogs: House vote on OA mandate next Tuesday  (Open Access News) Yesterday when I posted the good news that the House Appropriations Committee had approved an OA mandate for

17 Jan 2022: Sure these are the exceptions – good code takes lots of work – JUMBO has taken 20 years. ... The good news is that you can get things off the ground with just a handful of people and a few laptops – as our ex-postdocs at Timetrics are doing./p

17 Jan 2022: The good news is that IF we crack it for a problem, then it should be much much easier to archive, preserve and re-use the output of ONS. ... Good news for open data: Protocol for Implementing Open Access Data, Open Data Commons PDDL and CCZero.

17 Jan 2022: Kudos to JCB and Rockefeller University Press. PMR: This is good news. ... But the really good news is that what is being deposited is XML!

17 Jan 2022: I have written thousands of little loops like this. It’s not wrong, but it’s not as good as it good as it could be. ... The good news is that Refactoring is very well appreciated in the community.

17 Jan 2022: Onwards and upwards! PMR: This is certainly good news and I add my thanks – especially in what could have become polarized. ... It is good news for us in Cambridge as we are building a molecular repository of common chemicals and the CAS number is a

17 Jan 2022: The good news is (a) most data is now in open, non-copyright “Supplemental Material”, “Supporting Information”, or similar and (b) there are (a few) open access articles in chemistry. ... A good deal of the reasoning behind transcription of

17 Jan 2022: Good academic web tools will depend on a mixture of diversity and synergy. ... Data creattion tools are patchy – the good news is that manufacturers are generally on board, the bad is that there is no semantic editing or authoring.

17 Jan 2022: Can you spot them? The only good news is that ContentMine sets out to normalize and remove such junk. ... But that’s not good enough for Elsevier (and most of the others).

17 Jan 2022: It can’t be good because it’s free and created by non-specialist volunteers. ... data. The good news is that this type of approach is emerging in many places and is undoubtedly a “bottom-up” movement – people are sick of many current practices