Thanks Laurence! Hope all's good with you

I was just exploring the guides this morning and sharing with colleagues! They're great!

There's a Wikimedia project modelling smells! www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidat...

oh I'm sorry Esther. Sending sympathy and emergency hugs

Would you be able to add me? Thank you!

I wouldn't be able to part with them either! The bookshelves at my parents house are still frequently used in this way!

Moved from people to organisations - I'll get the details out of my SPARQL driven spreadsheet for you!

Also just yesterday, edited 4 Wikipedia pages as part of our Suffrage Interviews project, contributing knowledge from Library collections to a global audience! Definitely massive changes from the discovery landscape of my childhood! www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidat...

Just yesterday I was in a park near where my Nan used to live, remembering the days when homework frequently required nipping round to hers to use an old 7 volume encyclopaedia set! Highly inefficient as a homework method, though wonderful for hugs, snacks and encouragement!

Trying to work out if that's a repentant dog expression...?!

Great to see the shout out for DOIs and ORCIDs amidst the wider concerns here - these kinds of identifiers are a vital part of discoverability and exposing connections between research outputs.

Really interesting, and in another lovely connection our Suffrage Interviews Wikidata project has a SPARQL query which shows 2 interviewees, Kathleen Halpin and Mary Smieton, mention Caroline Haslett! archives.lse.ac.uk/records/8SUF...
archives.lse.ac.uk/records/8SUF...