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@opencitations@scicomm.xyz · 3 weeks ago

📊 We asked the community, and the community answered.
Now that the Community Survey is closed, we have collected and analysed the results. The full report is available on #Zenodo, while our latest blog post offers an overview of key trends.
💭A phase of strategic reflection starts now: stay tuned for what's next!
📌Report: https://zenodo.org/records/18470862
📌Blog post: https://opencitations.hypotheses.org/4130

OpenCitations blog

OpenCitations is a plural: insights from the OpenCitations Community Survey

At OpenCitations, we have always described ourselves as community-driven and community-governed infrastructure. This definition deeply reflects our nature, since OpenCitations was born as a non-profit Open Science infrastructure to support open scholarship for the benefit of the scholarly community, and it continues to rely on that same community for its sustainability and governance, through memberships and participation in strategic decision-making processes. For … Continue reading OpenCitations is a plural: insights from the OpenCitations Community Survey

Zenodo

Summary Report of the OpenCitations Community Survey 2025

This report presents the results of the OpenCitations Community Survey conducted between October and December 2025. The survey was carried out to collect feedback on the use, awareness, and perceived limitations of OpenCitations services, and to support the ongoing evaluation of technical developments and outreach activities. This document provides an analysis of the collected responses, focusing on recurring themes and shared perspectives. OpenCitations (https://opencitations.net/) is an open science infrastructure organization dedicated to the publication of open scholarly bibliographic and citation data.

OpenCitations

@opencitations@scicomm.xyz · 3 weeks ago

OpenCitations blog

OpenCitations is a plural: insights from the OpenCitations Community Survey

Zenodo

Summary Report of the OpenCitations Community Survey 2025

Fabrizio Musacchio

@FabMusacchio@mastodon.social · 3 weeks ago

RE: https://genomic.social/@jfy133/116001072029556812

#Zenodo addresses recent outages and slow loading times, noting a strong increase in usage and a suspected impact from automated and #AI driven access. They outline planned measures to stabilize and further improve the infrastructure 👍

James Fellows Yates

@jfy133@genomic.social · last month

Asking the #OpenScience Hivemind: been spending the last couple of weeks discovering that a lot of tools that I use, that download databases stored on #Zenodo, are failing with 403. But downloading the file manually via a `wget` command works... It happens regardless of which network I'm on.

For example `aria2` commands won't work with any Zenodo link, and I've noticed @oschwengers 's `bakta download_db` isn't working..

Does anyone know what is going on? Has Zenodo got a new policy or rules?

Andreas Wagner and 1 other boosted

Dr. Robert M Flight

@rmflight@mastodon.social · last month

Anyone else here adding data to a GH repo for archiving on #Zenodo that uses the `.zenodo.json` file, and knows how to find the info for a grant so that it can be included in the json schema of `.zenodo.json`?

This page lists all the fields that can be represented, but does not tell one how to determine a grant "id" so it can go in the .zenodo.json file. Do I get that from OpenAIRE??

https://developers.zenodo.org/#representation

#academia #AcademicResearch #OpenScience

Dr. Robert M Flight

@rmflight@mastodon.social · last month

This page lists all the fields that can be represented, but does not tell one how to determine a grant "id" so it can go in the .zenodo.json file. Do I get that from OpenAIRE??

https://developers.zenodo.org/#representation

#academia #AcademicResearch #OpenScience

OpenAIRE

@OpenAIRE@mastodon.social · 2 months ago

New features in #Zenodo has introduced a new process allowing deposited records to be modified or deleted within 30 days, without a support request. After that, a reviewed deletion process helps preserve #citation integrity.

🔗 See what's new and how it helps #researchers: https://tinyurl.com/5x3c5dxd

Zenodo Introduces a New Way to Manage and Correct Published Records

Scientific Knowledge Graph. Scholarly Communication Knowledge Graph. Open scholarly communication infrastructure. European Open Science Cloud. Open Access. Open Data. Open Science

hauschke

@hauschke@mastodon.social · 2 months ago

Seems like #Zenodo does not work currently. Can someone else please check?

https://zenodo.org/

Zenodo error page "Application Not Available (Error 503)" with some technical details.

Hacker News

@h4ckernews@mastodon.social · 2 months ago

Lean4 proof that SSOT requires definition-time hooks and introspection

https://zenodo.org/records/18177320

#HackerNews #Lean4 #SSOT #proof #definition-time #hooks #introspection #Zenodo

Zenodo

Formal Foundations for the Single Source of Truth Principle

Any system encoding facts faces a fundamental constraint: when multiple independent locations encode the same fact, truth becomes indeterminate. We prove that DOF = 1 (Single Source of Truth) is the unique representation guaranteeing coherence, the impossibility of disagreement among encodings. The Core Theorem (Oracle Arbitrariness). In any incoherent encoding system (DOF > 1 with divergent values), no resolution is principled: for ANY oracle claiming to identify the "true" value, there exists an equally-present value that disagrees. This is not about inconvenience. It is about the determinacy of truth. Programming languages instantiate this epistemic structure: encoding systems become codebases, facts become structural specifications (class existence, method signatures), coherence becomes consistency across encoding locations, and DOF = 1 becomes the Single Source of Truth (DRY principle). Encoding systems → CodebasesFacts → Structural specifications (class existence, method signatures)Coherence → Consistency across encoding locationsDOF = 1 → Single Source of Truth (DRY principle)We prove that achieving DOF = 1 for structural facts requires specific language features: definition-time hooks AND introspectable derivation. Most mainstream languages (Java, C++, Rust, Go, TypeScript, etc.) lack these features and cannot achieve coherence for structural facts regardless of programmer effort. Four Theorems: Coherence Forcing: DOF = 1 is the unique value guaranteeing coherence. DOF = 0 means the fact is unrepresented; DOF > 1 permits incoherent states.Oracle Arbitrariness: Under incoherence, any resolution is arbitrary, no oracle is justified by the encodings alone.Language Requirements: For structural facts in software, DOF = 1 requires definition-time hooks AND introspection. These are logically forced.Strict Dominance: The coherence restoration complexity gap is unbounded: O(1) vs Ω(n).Theoretical Foundation. The derivation theory (independence, derivability, axis collapse) is established in previous work (https://zenodo.org/records/18123532). This paper proves the coherence consequences and instantiates them to programming languages. All theorems machine-checked in Lean 4 (2,104 lines, 119 theorems). Practical demonstration via OpenHCS PR #44: migration from 47 scattered checks to 1 ABC (DOF 47 → 1).

OpenAIRE

@OpenAIRE@mastodon.social · 3 months ago

New features in #Zenodo!

Zenodo has introduced a new process allowing deposited records to be modified or deleted within 30 days, without a support request. After that, a reviewed deletion process helps preserve #citation integrity.

🔗 See what's new and how it helps #researchers: https://tinyurl.com/5x3c5dxd

Zenodo Introduces a New Way to Manage and Correct Published Records

Scientific Knowledge Graph. Scholarly Communication Knowledge Graph. Open scholarly communication infrastructure. European Open Science Cloud. Open Access. Open Data. Open Science

Florian 'floe' Echtler and 2 others boosted

Richard de Waard

@WaardRichard@social.edu.nl · 3 months ago

#ORCID authentication, #OpenAlex integration, #Zenodo #DOI generation etc. This community owned open science example based on #Bonfire looks very promising. Have a look at https://openscience.network
#openscience #federation @bonfire

Richard de Waard

@WaardRichard@social.edu.nl · 3 months ago

Sébastien Maret

@sebastienmaret@scholar.social · 3 months ago

I have a practical question for sharing a data reduction pipeline on both @swheritage and #Zenodo. The code is hosted on GitHub, and I've just made the repo public. Is it better to 1) save the code on SWH and then on Zenodo or 2) save the code on Zenodo and wait for it to be automatically archived on SWH?
https://www.softwareheritage.org/2024/11/13/software-heritage-zenodo-integration/

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Tuomas Väisänen 📼🧟‍♂️

@waeiski@vis.social · 4 months ago

Apparently, #Zenodo is down at #CERN. Just when I would need to showcase our data there.

Tuomas Väisänen 📼🧟‍♂️

@waeiski@vis.social · 4 months ago

Apparently, #Zenodo is down at #CERN. Just when I would need to showcase our data there.

Konrad Hinsen boosted

Lukas C. Bossert

@lukascbossert@mastodon.social · 4 months ago

I had good intention when I put the #ROOT idea on osf.io but somehow they deleted the node and blocked my account . This was my first attempt to use osf.io – and my last one. Very sad.
So, to refer to the #ROOT idea regarding #resilienttechnologies you still can use the DOI on #Zenodo : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157587