Last seen: May 7, 2021
@kyleroberts6 Thanks, Kyle. I think there's enough interest in continuing the conversation (over Zoom or F2F) about how to build such an open data ...
@mikesanders I'm not sure if this directly answers your question, but one advantage of digital humanities work is that almost all of the work you pr...
A couple of follow-up notes: We will plan to leave the site up and open for comments for a few more days so the conversations that are ongoing don't...
@marktowsey et al. Thanks to all of you. I am quite grateful at the enthusiasm you’ve shown for Like others, I’ve had to duck out, so to speak, and...
@douglasknox Thanks Doug, for a very helpful comment that will inform our thinking about next steps for our work in developing WMR. I remember ...
@clt Lynne makes good points about the nature of the occupational data we have in WMR. There are a number of complicating factors in inferring from...
@douglasknox I can't resist a quick reply to your comment about how Dunbar might have been read in 1890s Muncie. An 1898 meeting of the Woman's Clu...
@jbpierce I find myself interested in the challenges related to constructing your queries. The appendix of your book lists search terms, many w...
@brookshefner and ed timke: From your presentation it appears that you have some evidence of state by state/regional circulation. Elsewhere in the ...
@melaniewalsh Related to your last question, in Mark Towsey's Keynote, he describes circulation records as a tool for filling in the wider landscape...
@mikesanders I have thoughts on all three of your preceding questions. On preservation, our university archives now uses a web archiving tool (Arch...
And to quickly piggy-back of Doug's point, I'm interest in more general lessons about crowdsourcing that Edmund and Shaf have learned from RED and are...
@steve_pentecost Ditto on Steve's point and question. There's also a sense of being trapped by the sense of obligation to maintain these resuorces,...
@kyleroberts6 The point Kyle raises is a key one for us too. Totally agree on the open data point. I've come around to the idea that an accessible...