Hello Fresh Nz replaced broccoli with my hated vegetable silver beet (shudder). And I was just saying how I liked not having food waste. Well I do now because they can’t make me eat that. Yuck!
As part of my obligations to the Wiki editing community & to @Wikimedia who so generously funded my attendance at #SPNHC2023 I've written this report on my experiences at the conference.
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Doing @BionomiaTrack attribution work & I get a thrill seeing "R/V Tangaroa" (she isn't French!) My Dad @andrew_leachman captained that vessel "month on, month off". If I had a list of voyages he went on I'd be able to work out whether he & his crew helped collect this specimen.
The @LSELibrary and the @UniofYork library released a Wikidata Thesis Toolkit. They are hoping to grow a community of practice amongst UK HE institutions who are interested in developing Wikidata work. wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:W…
Thanks Siobhan! I love connecting people and their work on Wikidata. And I’m really keen to see what connecting people from the NZ thesis project to their work in the UK might reveal! E.g. Do we have strong links with particular institutions in particular subjects?
Omi, Lake Biwa, Ishiyama Temple, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1853-1856
All printings of Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces: masterpiece-of-japanese-cult…#ukiyoe
Open access to heritage images is becoming increasingly difficult in Italy. A new decree establishes fees for the production and publication of digital reproductions of cultural heritage held by the state, including that in the public domain. diff.wikimedia.org/2023/06/0…
Got my hands on an early copy of Lissa Mitchell’s book. Too late for the @Te_Papa staff #1Lib1Ref session but just in time for some Wikidata fun on the weekend.
We've now made 500,000 pages of Australia's biodiversity heritage freely accessible on @biodivlibrary! Thank you to our 42 Australian contributing organisations & to the @atlaslivingaust for funding this critical work. Peruse the collection: biodiversitylibrary.org/coll…
Museums have long held stolen and smuggled human remains from colonized countries as ‘artefacts’. Hana Pera Aoake explains how an indigenous-led program in New Zealand/Aotearoa has become a world leader in repatriation, and in bringing ancestors home.
newint.org/features/2023/04/…