Autonomous Scholarly Web

Three architectural bases of the Web:

• Identification (URI)
• Interaction (HTTP)
• Data Formats (resource representations)

Data on the Web should not be locked in to particular systems or be only readable by the applications which created it. Users should be free to switch between applications and share data between them.

Forces

Actor

Content

Accessibility

Availability

Functions

Registration

Awareness

Certification

Archiving

a clientside editor for decentralised article publishing, annotations and social interactions.

• Linked Data driven tool to read-write resources;
• single-page application or browser extension;
• WebID, Web Annotation, Linked Data Notifications, ActivityPub, ..
• Human/machine-readable & archive-friendly

Notifications about scholarly activities (articles, annotations, citations..)

• A notification MUST conform to one of the specified data shapes;
• MUST refer to Linked Data resources;
• MUST refer to free and publicly accessible resources.