The main use cases I would like to bring up can be expressed in terms of two main dimensions: (1)...
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created: 2026-07-14T14:32:16.209Z
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label: The main use cases I would like to bring up can be expressed in terms of two main dimensions: (1) steps and progress along the research process, (2) components of typical research outcomes. Potential other dimensions would be (3) mechanisms to integrate nanopublications with Diamond Open-Access publishing workflows, e.g. via OJS (Open Journal Systems) plugins (40 mechanisms to keep track of chains of arguments. Ad 1: Here, I am thinking of ideas, proposals, code, software, curation events, literature reviews and other things, Ad 2: This could be things like footnotes, data/ software availability statements, ethics statements, funding statements, figure/table captions, errors and such - essentially anything that can represent manuscript components in a way similar to how tagging standards like JATS do it. Ad 3: OJS has a rich ecosystem of plugins already, to which nanopublication-related ones could be added. Ad 4: There is the Nanoarguments project, which goes in this direction.
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