@KNConsultants @danrshan @jeroenson @dekkerbalkbrug @CarolineSutton@KPLEXProject#OASPAChat Humanists talk about prim sources, second sources, finding aids, catalogues, annotations, transcriptions... more refined, no?
@KNConsultants @danrshan @jeroenson @dekkerbalkbrug @CarolineSutton#OASPAChat Hum hardly recognises data as a category, which I am ever happier about as I realise how overused 'data' is, see @KPLEXProject
@danrshan @KNConsultants #OASPAChat Isn't this already the case tho? Preprints OK in community with ArXiv, conferences authoritative in Comp Sci, book for historian
@danrshan @KNConsultants #OASPAChat I am not are practices are consolidated enough to worry about breaking them. Given the affordances, field sensitivity seems a +
@cplong@OASPA@CALmsu#OASPAChat@cplong I think it can be easier to sell OA to senior admin than to Deans, Heads of Disciplines, PhD supervisors, though, no?
@KNConsultants @danrshan #OASPAChat I think it needs to go both ways, though - humanistic practices differ, and many OA practices are a bad epistemic match too.
@CarolineSutton@MohamedBerray@OASPA @KNConsultants @dekkerbalkbrug #OASPAChat Sharing openly won't mean we know how to find or reuse data collected by another. What skills of the imagination do we need?