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* SSH Certificates: All the Trust, None of the Fuss

* Linux Doesn't Resonate With The Mainstream - stillOS

* Magical Mystery Tour: A Roundup of Observability Datastores

* Words, words, words, you fishmonger: Using Wikidata to Reconcile Taxonomies

https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/

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After these is #TeaGL

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SeaGL talks in 30 min:

* SSH Certificates: All the Trust, None of the Fuss

* Linux Doesn't Resonate With The Mainstream - stillOS

* Magical Mystery Tour: A Roundup of Observability Datastores

* Words, words, words, you fishmonger: Using Wikidata to Reconcile Taxonomies

https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/

Join freely and anonymously - https://seagl.org/attend

After these is #TeaGL

#SeaGL #SeaGL2025 #FLOSSconf #FLOSSevent #Seattle #today #PeerTube #DateTime #SSH #stillOS #FLOSSdatabase #WikiData

@julian

Fourthly, I think that there are a whole lot of reasonably well aligned places you could link to.

#Wikidata/@wdscholia@wikis.world #OpenAlex #Crossref #Datacite etc all have things that can be done with an ORCID. There are probably a lot more that I don't know about.

Think about this in terms of growing a community of services that integrate ORCID.

Well, 200,000 edits on #wikidata is a milestone...