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Documenting public art, on Wikipedia
Andy Mabbett asks for your help, to compile lists of public art on Wikipedia. Continue reading
Posted in Birmingham, hyperlocal, Uncategorized, volunteering, Wikipedia
Tagged art, linked data, linked open data, murals, open data, public art, statues, Wikidata, wikipedia, William Bloye
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ORCID plugin for WordPress
Andy Mabbett has worked on a WordPress plugin to add ORCID identifiers to author profiles and user comments in WordPress blogs Continue reading
Posted in ORCID, Uncategorized, web standards, WordPress
Tagged hackathon, ORCID, ORCIDCode, wordpress
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How should a hackday be run?
Andy Mabbett is soliciting advice on running a hackday Continue reading
Posted in ideas, open data, Uncategorized
Tagged crowd-sourcing, crowdsourcing, event, hack, hack-day, hackday, Hackday Manifesto, hacking, open data
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Day 3 and 4 in Washington DC
Andy Mabbett writes about his visits to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, and to Jug Bay Wetlands in Maryland. Continue reading
Posted in nature, travel, Uncategorized
Tagged birds, Cyndy Parr, Jug Bay Wetlands, National Air and Space Museum, travel, Washington, WashingtonDC
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