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@benmschmidt My version of this idea: plain text as a simple and virtuous "universal interface" is a particularly naive aspect of the unix tradition. Since the 70s plain text has become much much less simple by necessity, but the aesthetic sensibility remains.

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@VickySteeves You might look at the people submitting proposals to Unicode for things like Mayan.

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@euanc @beet_keeper The irony is that "authentic" records are at least partially constructed by preservationists themseleves, particularly in the case of emulation. Great work by @pwolsen on this.
https://t.co/onbUp4VMEx

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@danielskatz @Protohedgehog @petermurrayrust @LorenaABarba @dgraziotin @devinberg @kyleniemeyer Christopher Kelty has written on this: https://t.co/rwRKy9q85d
Doesn't address recent trends in open science, but still relevant for argument that `open source is not like science, it is science.`