Hey 👋
We managed to get a #postgres setup working for #lauti
codeberg.org/Klasse-Methode/...
Most needed changes are small, but maintaining two database implementations can be a burden, are there more people interested in Postgres support?
@Bonfire no response on my question about AI usage. Can you help me out here? A partial answer is also honest enough... "yes, we use AI but we are preparing a policy and a full update"?
Right now it's just awkward crickets.
@benjaoming@social.data.coop we've replied several times to the same question both on the fediverse and on our issue tracker: github.com/bonfire-networks/...
@bookstodon
Bonfire http://bonfirenetworks.org/ sounds like it could be great for the book community, though the name itself makes me a little nervous in this context. 🔥
We’re delighted that the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation is following Bonfire’s evolution with such interest.
The EEF supports the #Erlang, #Elixir, and wider #BEAM community, which is the ecosystem behind the technology Bonfire is built with. The foundation plans to deploy Bonfire and explore how it could serve that community. We’re excited to see what they discover and to collaborate with them.
Read the update from the EEF: com.erlef.org/wg/com/2026/08...
LAUTI will also benefit from the new server as hosting our CI runner will then be free and we probably can even add more capacity to it. So we would be thankful if you are able to contribute a small amount. 🤝
@ivan I joined the bonfire matrix room, but don't want to 'spam' it with things related to only one of the flavours.
I think it would make sense to have a more specialized room to discuss things related to openscience.network
What do you think?
@UlrikeHahn @Bonfire @jorgeluis @pierre @unif @fresseng @AvSchroeder
@lavaeolus @Bonfire @AvSchroeder @UlrikeHahn @jorgeluis @unif @pierre
No, not sure of that. My guess is that it would work seamlessly... but better ask @ivan
@fresseng@universites.social @lavaeolus@fedihum.org @UlrikeHahn@fediscience.org @Bonfire @jorgeluis@mastodon.pub.solar @pierre@universites.social @unif@universites.social @AvSchroeder@fedihum.org
we explain it in our FAQ openscience.network/faqs/
The flow is : when a publication is archived and gets a DOI, you can add co-authors to the metadata. If the instance has ORCID member API access, each co-author gets an ORCID notification to claim the work and link it to their ORCID record. They don’t need to already have an account on that Bonfire or Open Science instance, and depending on their ORCID settings, they may also get an email alert from ORCID. would love to get back to that work <3
That's all for the last 30 days...
