Dorothea,
I think there's an additional issue that may prove even more difficult
to address: the problem of a technical infrastructure widely adopted
by non-technical people.
We should establish that this is actually the norm (as you point out
later) and in every industry,
not just
Hi Mark,
I've been saying for some time that, nice as the DSpace user interface
is in many respects, it is not and should not be the only way to plumb
a DSpace archive. If it is (currently) difficult to get a particular
search style put into DSpace, may I suggest trying a different
approach.
It's not hard to argue that plenty of innovation and contribution has
been stillborn -- a quick look at the patch queue is enough for that.
It's tempting and easy to lay the blame solely at the doorstop of the
technology, however there are many other issues:
(snipping excellent list)
I think
Dear Michele (copy to the community),
May be I am basically wrong seing DSpace as a community of practice
making a tool to promote the dissemination of the good Open
Repositories practices.
If I understand correctly your plans, DSpace is primarly a community of
developpers where users
On Nov 16, 2007, at 3:40 AM, Christophe Dupriez wrote:
Dear Michele (copy to the community),
May be I am basically wrong seing DSpace as a community of practice
making a tool to promote the dissemination of the good Open
Repositories practices.
No. I think your right on in this regard,
Dear Christophe and DSpace community,
One of the main projects the Foundation ( not federation, and I point
this out as they are completely different) has taken on is to put
together a team from the community and get funding for DSpace 2.0.
The work to be done will involve core
Hi !
At PoisonCentre.be, we use DSpace for scientific (medical) information
collection, organisation and internal re-publication, e.g. Knowledge
sharing (not ETDs)!
I find rather funny that this discussion occurs in the technical thread
and not the general one.
The technicities are the
All,
As a Committer, I'm going to go ahead and step out on limb here, and
admit that I agree with most of what has been put forth by both Dorothea
and Christophe. That being said, I'm not claiming to speak on behalf of
all the Committers :)
I would *love* a more beautified DSpace...a clean,
On 13/11/07 23:52, Christian Voelker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate your comment written with the deep knowledge of a
long term user but I have a hard time to google all the external
references to technologies such as Tapir, Researcher Pages, Sword
an everything else you mention. I
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