Giovanni Salucci

Strategies and Workflow in Academic Publishing projects

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

Il portale Carte Tommaseo online - Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze - https://t.co/uLqD7eJd0C Presentazione del portale Tommaseo, un'altra realizzazione #MRX #progettinrete per la diffusione delle #DH powered by #WCM https://t.co/YOIUcf7AQ7

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

Ecco il mio ultimo preprint: Strategie di promozione e diffusione attraverso l’applicazione dei principi FAIR in progetti di Digital Humanities https://t.co/bgiBKBLnaA via @LinkedIn scritto insieme a Michael Bassi #digitalHumanities #metadata #DOI #Progettinrete #WCM

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@jeroenbosman filetype:pdf it works
try site:https://t.co/aNM6eGiH6w filetype:pdf

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@JohnHBond Great job, dear @JohnHBond your videos are always clear, well documented and interesting!

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@rschrobUK @drAChiarelli @researchinfo To be honest, DOIs dont "ensure its availability regardless of location changes due to platform shifts or system architecture updates." DOI is a prerequisite to the accessibility, but without a preservation policy, DOIs will fail.

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@OAPENbooks Are you sure that peer-review is always BEFORE Book contract?

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@kaveh1000 @martin_eve @jjn1 Ok, this is related to the source file (Indesign) and not to the PDF itself. You could export PDf to a open format (word, for instance) and create the new edition. Moreover, in Academic publishing, a new edition after 10 years is very rare.

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@kaveh1000 @martin_eve @jjn1 Why?

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@martin_eve we test it; where are the advantage to use LLM? we search by using "università di firenze" with no result, while in ROR we find 648 results, those related to "University of Florence"

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@girdley All about the Boss (perhaps bc you are a boss). This is not true; in a job you could meet some workmates or see something that change your life forever, more than your Boss.

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

Fiducia nei processi: il nuovo "prestigio" per le Riviste accademiche? https://t.co/WhLvNXZHLC

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@fake_journals @RetractionWatch maybe were cited for the reason they were retracted!

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

Le mie riflessioni sull'#OpenAccess e su #AcademicPublishing in questo contributo: Open Access: a che punto siamo? https://t.co/tlnUqfH1fc via @LinkedIn

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

The quality blog. My proposal for a new academic publishing format! https://t.co/KEtG2kXKFV

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

Innovation in research commmunication: overcoming conservatism https://t.co/irTiFGdRba

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@pol_eco_pub @CrossrefOrg moreover, unpaywall "We also use great open data from PubMed Central, the DOAJ, Crossref (particularly their license info), and DataCite."

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@pol_eco_pub @CrossrefOrg Unpaywall "harvest content directly from over 50,000 journals and open-access repositories from all over the world." If the publisher is capable to manipuate citations in @CrossrefOrg leaving traces of his misconduct, it is simpler to alter the PDFs on his website, I think.

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@IthakaSR @aupresses Could you please clarify why the report does not consider whether the published books were subject to embargo and differentiate sales based on any embargo status? @rschon @RickyPo @IthakaSR

[Giovanni Salucci @gio_salucci]

@RickyPo we estimate 1 hour of extra-work, if we have 2-3 authors per article. So the cost reach to 30-40 € per article.