[open-science] OFA Article on "Bottom-up creation of Open Scientific Knowledge"

[Bastian Greshake]

Hi Peter,
I'm also interested in joining the writing. The propagation of citizen science by aggregating and indexing the current scientific knowledge and making raw data available is exactly what we're hoping to achieve with openSNP. The project now runs for about 1 1/2 years and we're seeing the first impact of how people are using the data made available. 

Cheers,
Bastian
  
On Jan 9, 2013, at 14:20 , Peter Murray-Rust wrote:

> I (and a number of OKFers) am a fellow of the Open Forum Academy, a group centered on open Standards and practice primarily in IT but also related fields. One of their outputs is an Open book with contributed chapters. In the first book Jenny Molloy , Diane Cabell and I wrote a chapter on Open Content Mining see:
> http://openforumacademy.org/library/ofa-fellows-reference-library
> 
> I have now volunteered another chapter on "Bottom-up creation of Open Scientific Knowledge" and they are happy to publish this. Is anyone interested in being a co-author? We would have an OKF affiliation as well as our day jobs. 
> 
> I proposed this on the basis that we have the means to create our own knowledge (whether directly of indirectly). This could include things like:
> * citizen science
> * aggregation and indexing of current open scientific knowledge
> 
> I want to get across the idea that we now do not have to have science sanctioned from the top down. Suggest you mail this list with ideas and we'll find a skype time.
> 
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