[open-bibliography] Collaborative creation of a bibliography

[Mark MacGillivray]

http://bibsoup.net

is currently up and running.

People can create accounts and manually create records (fairly easy,
requires doing in JSON if complex), or do them over the API (harder).
Alternatively yes would be a good idea to do in an etherpad using bibjson,
the description of which is here:

http://bibjson.org

I cannot be around at the time requested, but can aggregate any records you
put into an etherpad up into bibsoup for you after the event.

Mark





On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 3:41 AM, Peter Murray-Rust <pm286 at cam.ac.uk> wrote:

> I am giving a tutorial/workshop in about 18 hours on creating a scientific
> knowledgebase. I was thinking of getting each participant to create 1
> simple bibliographic record by cutting and pasting from the Literature and
> then aggregating them.
>
> * is bibserver working? If not are there any existing examples of
> Bibserver/Bibsoup we can show?
> * can we upload individual records sequentially or do we have to bundle
> them.
> * they will probably cut and paste into an EtherPad - what is the best
> format? BibJSON?
> * is any Bibserver expert around at ca 0900 AU == 2200 UTC 2013-01-31 and
> could be active on Etherpad?
> * am I completely mad?
>
> P.
>
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