MECA is a common, easy-to-implement protocol for transferring research articles from one system to another. It is an official NISO Recommended Practice.
Catch up on what is going on with <MECA> a @NISOInfo Recommended Practice for transfering manuscripts between systems - update at #NISOPlus22 on Thursday at 11am ET: https://t.co/qUy5NPED3b
Yes! A primary use case for <MECA> - #preprint server to submission system - including any comments and community reviews sent along so that the editors can utilize them as desired.
#OASPA2021
Here is the <MECA> poster presented today by @OccupySTM at #OASPA2021 Learn more about MECA at https://t.co/2vgAp4OwrF or review the actual @NISOInfo Recommended Practice here: https://t.co/vhz5KAE7cj
Coming up soon at #OASPA2021 - Poster Lightening Talks. @OccupySTM will present how <MECA> promotes open science through a community-lead effort to simplify data and file transfer, including enabling open peer review! https://t.co/p6nKe97Oib
Happy #PeerRevWeek21 & happy #OASPA2021 - excited to share MECA poster Tues. during the poster lightening session - "Promoting Open Science in Manuscript Exchange Common Approach: An Industry Effort to Simplify Transfer of Data & Files & Support Openness in Peer Review"
As a JATS XML based @NISOInfo Recommended Practice - MECA can appreciate the work done by ISO on STS. Thanks @typefi @eXtyles & Bruce Rosenblum for this presentation.
https://t.co/omejrAPV4r
Ever wondered how an XML schema is born? Bruce Rosenblum (@Atypon, @eXtyles, @NISOInfo) shares a ripping yarn on the past, present, and future of NISO STS in this presentation from the Typefi Standards Symposium. Grab a cuppa and check it out: https://t.co/vWqJTwJMWf #Standards21
I can’t tell you how frustrating it can be (and how often it happens!) when people don’t bother to review #standards or specs that will have profound impact on their biz, ‘cus they “don’t have time” even when you point it out, yet will inevitably complain about it after its done
Today at JATS-Con! "MECA and JATS Compatibility: A case study utilizing the JATS Compatibility Meta Model” https://t.co/Upce1jBkFG
#XML#JATS#JATSCon2021#MECA
JATS-Con 2021 is this week! MECA will be discussed at 9:45 on April 27 by Laura Randall of @NIH & @NCBI. She will review the paper, "MECA & JATS Compatibility: A case study utilizing the JATS Compatibility Meta Model"
https://t.co/A8ljWlBV0L
#JATS
NISO Open Teleconference Monday, April 19 at 3:00 PM Eastern. Topic will be @NISOInfo Manuscript Exchange Common Approach (MECA) Standing Committee, which works to support and explore future requirements for @MsExCmAp https://t.co/YiFUwhQv6h
Thanks for MECA shoutout Melissa in @scholarlykitchn Great to take part in @JATS4R, along w/ "guest appearances from @Publons, @ReviewCommons , STM Peer review taxonomy group, as well as further outreach to @DocMaps and the @MsExCmAp working group."
https://t.co/eRreSyw8IW
A cross-publisher use of MECA! JCS, JCB and MBoC use MECA to alleviate the burden on authors who must submit to several journals in succession & on reviewers who may encounter the same manuscript from different journals" Learn more:
https://t.co/GT5uxOADyE
The @NISOInfo MECA Recommended Practice is an easy-to-implement way to send & receive article #metadata and files for cascading workflows between submission systems. Also can be used by #Preprint servers & authoring tools. https://t.co/vhz5KAmwkL
The #MECA@NISO Standing Committee met today to learn about @STMAssoc Peer Review Taxonomy project - thanks @TashaMellCoh ! Will be thinking how it might affect MECA recommendation. For more on MECA: https://t.co/IF2fAOaOlU
As a #JATS based @NISOInfo Recommended Practice this @CrossrefOrg article is music to MECA ears! Snip: “rich metadata provided by Crossref members and the development of metadata schemas supported by community collaboration” https://t.co/yxSqFOLBJ6