'morgen!
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) August 13, 2018
Bravo pour votre humour en Belgique ! Ça serait pas mal en France aussi !
Qu'en pensez-vous les Amis ? pic.twitter.com/Z44qV2Gono— ♿ Accessible POUR TOUS ♿ (@AccessibleTOUS) August 11, 2018
"autocorrect" https://t.co/uu9K7aV5K1 🙂
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) August 13, 2018
I've been working on the Yolmo language page on Wikipedia: https://t.co/BcBTmRMb8Z
Planning on fixing it up a bit more and sending it to @WikiJHum
What else does it need? (& if you see a typo or something you can add, go for it! If you sign in you'll be credited as a co-author!)— Lauren Gawne (@superlinguo) August 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1028893478841987072
Elsevier's Director of Scholarly Communications, ladies and gentleman. Saying that access to life saving research is like wishing for rainbows and unicorns. Awful. Kudos @ashleydfarley for standing up. Thread: https://t.co/Ei1XpdRQvh pic.twitter.com/nG5VoIzbsU
— Jon Tennant (@Protohedgehog) August 13, 2018
Jetzt erschienen: Unser Band zu digitalen Forschungsinfrastrukturen für die (sprach-) germanistische Forschung. Open access bei de Gruyter! #OA https://t.co/BAhlXpCazz
— Henning Lobin (@HenningLobin) August 13, 2018
A great #lingdata initiative from @TimoRoettger – an open call for Registered Reports in linguistics journals.
Join the list of signatories, share with colleagues, and even suggest journals that should have Registered Reports.WHAT are RRs and WHY have them, I hear you ask?
— Lauren Gawne (@superlinguo) August 9, 2018
turns out that over my holidays I was indeed thinking about registering a study about endangered language archives usability with JLDC. Happy to sign this great initiative! https://t.co/bfs0O2AUUj
— Sebastian N✦rdh✦ff (@twig2noise) August 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1028894622859362305
zu ihrem 20. geburtstag haben die maulklemmen der @MAULgmbh – die #maulys – eine eigene seite bekommen: https://t.co/uOZhJCQYbL (via https://t.co/OceYBd4u1B) #bueromaterial
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) August 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1028972564658446337
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1028972967777251329
Great! My paper "Computational #reproducibility in geoscientific papers: Insights from a series of studies with #geoscientists and a reproduction study" got published in International Journal for Geographical Information Science. https://t.co/UjDAZyEJkb#openscience #GIScience
— Markus Konkol (@MarkusKonkol) August 13, 2018
Deutschestes Onlinegame ever pic.twitter.com/LMEKinFCDY
— Mike Zeitz (@mimimibe) August 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1028973773297463298
Katzen-Content geht immer: pic.twitter.com/cSLUzdFVxt
— M (@eiskaltland) August 13, 2018
Questions we need to articulate better answers to:
1. What is open science fighting against?
2. Who is open science for?
3. What is the ultimate vision for an 'open science ecosystem'.If we can't answer these for ourselves, don't expect the message to be heard by others.
— Jon Tennant (@Protohedgehog) August 13, 2018
A synopsis of some of the scientific progress made last week. References to all studies are here: https://t.co/sOzbBNzt9h pic.twitter.com/gdQaTtq2EJ
— Ajit Johnson Nirmal (@ajitjohnson_n) August 13, 2018
#Regenbogen über #Münster https://t.co/bEO6EkLtsu
— Monasterium (@monasterium) August 13, 2018
Today is S. R. Ranganathan's birthday, celebrated as National Librarian's Day in India. His 5 laws of library science guide me in my work.
– Books are for use.
– Every reader their book.
– Every book its reader.
– Save the time of the reader.
– The library is a growing organism. pic.twitter.com/hdB13zwiDp— Jessamyn West (@jessamyn) August 12, 2018
98% of librarians move things just to confuse patrons
— Fake Library Statistics (@FakeLibStats) August 13, 2018
Info für unsere Kinder:
Links ein Handy und rechts eine Mailbox. pic.twitter.com/oBLbe6yKU2— Johann Boresch (@johann_boresch) August 13, 2018
So ändern sich die Zeiten …..
und bleiben doch irgendwie gleich. pic.twitter.com/p7LbqbVO5P— Johann Boresch (@johann_boresch) August 12, 2018
“Honestly, you choose, I don’t mind, I’m easy” – Translation: I’m regularly quietly disappointed
— VeryBritishProblems (@SoVeryBritish) August 13, 2018
Until 1982, there was no word for "that pointy bit at the end of a Stegosaurus' tail". Gary Larson coined the word "thagomizer" in a Far Side strip, and the word was quickly adopted by palaeontologists. (Image: Gary Larson's The Far Side.) pic.twitter.com/hJC1hf5QwK
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) August 13, 2018
Heißt, man darf hier keine Männer mittleren Alters mit Pfeife mit aufs Zimmer nehmen. #hotelrules @ViennaHouse Berlin. pic.twitter.com/J5GpzQJ4tA
— Deine Bianca Hauda (@DieHauda) August 13, 2018