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@ianbjacobs could you please enable |
@iovka and @daniel-tomaszuk I'm highly interested in structured SHACL-SHEX mappings. Can you send me a preprint of your work? |
We could be happy to share a pre-print in the middle of next week. |
@dontcallmedom, can you help with the above question about Zenodo? Thank you! |
@VladimirAlexiev can you request approval for the Zenodo OAuth app via the github interface? otherwise I don't think I can easily approve it (short of doing the registration myself, which I'd rather not) |
Hi @VladimirAlexiev, my github ID is domel. I guess that you ping Daniel Tomaszuk and I'm Dominik Tomaszuk. 🙂 |
Hi @dontcallmedom ! |
I didn't expect you would have the rights to authorize it yourself, but thought you could request authorization through the UI - maybe you need to be a member of the org for that? I've sent you an invite to that end |
@dontcallmedom https://zenodo.org/account/settings/github/: I now notice the top right corner:
Maybe that screen (which has no pagination) has a limit? but 125 doesn't sound as a very likely limit? Could you please check at https://github.com/organizations/w3c-cg/settings/oauth_application_policy ? |
I think I have granted access to zenodo now - can you confirm? |
Now at https://zenodo.org/account/settings/github/ when I do |
They thanked me for the details at zenodo/zenodo-rdm#1107, but I don't know when the bug will be fixed. |
I tried and also get a 504 error |
GitHub has reported some caching issues today, which may explain the 504. |
Iovka Boneva at univ-lille.fr (@iovka) and D Tomaszuk at uwb.edu.pl (@domel ):
I am contacting you with a specific request regarding the awesome-semantic-shape GitHub repository, to which you have been contributing.
We will be publishing a scientific paper on communalities and differences between graph schema languages (SHACL, ShEx and PG-Schema) and would like to include in it a reference to an up-to-date list of known implementations of these languages, as the one available on that repo. We were wondering whether the community behind the repo would accept to link it to Zenodo, so that it would be attributed a DOI, archived, and made easier to cite in academic works.
Apparently the procedure for making the link is very light.
https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/archiving-a-github-repository/referencing-and-citing-content
Could you please tell me whether as a community you are willing to make this link, and if necessary point me to the person who can effectively create the link.
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