Do you love the #SSHOpenMarketplace or #TAPoR for checking out computational tools but would also like to get more information on individual software or platforms listed there or even contribute your own knowledge?

We got you covered and mapped everything to #Wikidata through the "collection (P195)" property. This also allows you to curate your own collection of tools, without the hassle of manually maintaining information on any of the items.

Give it a try!

SSHOM: <https://w.wiki/Com8>

TAPoR: <https://w.wiki/Cpq$>

#DigitalHumanities #Tools #NFDI4Memory @NFDI4Memory

I am digging through another tool registry for the #DigitalHumanities. This time it is the SSH Open Marketplace (https://marketplace.sshopencloud.eu), a multi-stakeholder, three-year infrastructure project that received substantial funding from the #EU 's #Horizon2020 programme. After the end of the initial grant-funding, the service is operated by #DARIAH, #CLARIN, and #CESSDA

Thanks to their API (yeah!), I can dig through the dataset and I am a bit puzzled by what I found: 1237 of a total of 1687 tools were directly sourced from #TAPoR (https://tapor.ca/).

Granted, this source and others are somewhat acknowledged, albeit not to the extent that I would expect when it's essentially all there is. Especially, since the site also heralds five core principles (guiding values etc. etc.), among them *curation*. But as it stands, the actual curation was apparently done by TAPoR and its predecessors.

#DigitalHumanities hive-mind, does anyone know if people from the #TaPOR and #DARIAH tool registries are on this platform? we are currently working on reconciling and linking their data-sets to #Wikidata and it would be great to get in touch through informal channels.

I am also writing emails for the more formal query

#ToolRegistry @dh@a.gup.pe @digitalhumanities@a.gup.pe #DigitalHistory