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OpenCitations has always existed _thanks to_ and _for_ its community, a diverse network of institutions and individuals who believe in the value of open scholarly data. As a community-based open infrastructure, our strength lies in collaboration. The insights, feedback, and experiences shared by our community partners are what help us refine our services and keep our mission aligned with the evolving global research ecosystem. To continue building an infrastructure that truly reflects the needs of the scholarly community, we’ve now launched the **OpenCitations Community Survey**. Whether you are a **supporter** , a **partner institution** , a **user** , or **have simply come across OpenCitations by chance** (even if you’ve never used our data or looked closely at what we do), this survey is your opportunity to share your experience, tell us what works, what could be improved, and what you’d like to see in the future. Your insights will directly inform how we evolve our services and activities to better support your work, research, tools and, more generally, the circulation of open knowledge. It takes about **10 minutes to complete** , and every single response helps us strengthen OpenCitations as a **community-driven open infrastructure**. 👉 **Take the survey and help shape the future of OpenCitations:** https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/GYSZ230686 * * * OpenEdition suggests that you cite this post as follows: Chiara Di Giambattista (October 22, 2025). Shape the future of OpenCitations: take our Community Survey. _OpenCitations blog_. Retrieved October 28, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/150dc * * * * * * * *

The Open Science Festival 2025 took place on 24 October at University Medical Center Groningen, attracting some 400 attendees, including researchers, educators, professional research support staff and policymakers, all eager to share and learn about open science practices.