Rupert Gatti

@rupertgatti.bsky.social

Fellow in Economics at Trinity College, Cambridge. Open Access advocate, co-founder/director of several non-profit enterprises incl. @openbookpublish.bsky.social, @thoth-metadata.eurosky.social, @openbookcollective.bsky.social, @ojcollective.bsky.social.

💡 Open peer review in OJS 3.6: call for editors to express interest in taking part in a study PKP and #ScholCommLab are working together on a study and we want to know if you are interested in taking part. No need to commit just yet but you can express your interest at pkp.sfu.ca/2026/10/05/c...

Call for participants: a study on Open Peer Review in OJS 3.6 - Public Knowledge Project

Open Peer Review is coming to OJS 3.6. PKP and the ScholComm Lab are studying editors' expectations, and we would like to hear from you!

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🎉 We are 18 today! 🎉 If you'd like to get us a birthday gift, we'd be thrilled if you'd join our Patreon. Tiers range from £1-50 a month w/various benefits, and you're directly supporting our #OA book publishing, making research free for everyone w/ no author fees. Thank you! 🎁 buff.ly/SE4UdBt

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Become a member of Open Book Publishers on Patreon. Join for free or become a member for just £6/month. We're Open Book Publishers, a not-for-profit open…

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I hope these new criteria for the "open archiving" of open access publications will be widely circulated and discussed now - recognising the important characteristics and requirements for the effective archiving of open access publications copim.pub/copim-open-a...

Copim Open Archiving Criteria for Open Access Publications - Copim

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Thoth Open Metadata@thoth-metadata.eurosky.social · 4w ago

What should “open” archiving look like for open access publications? The @copim.bsky.social Open Archiving Criteria offer a framework for thinking about preservation not only as keeping publications safe, but as ensuring that their openness can be sustained over time. #OABooks #archiving 1/6

🚆 Thoth is on the road this autumn! 🍂 📍 ALPSP, Manchester | 9–10 Sept 📍 OASPA, Zagreb | 21–23 Sept 📍 Open-Access-Tage, Linz | 28–30 Sept Attending too? We’d love to catch up with publishers, libraries & fellow open infrastructures! 💬 Booking page links in the post replies 👇

There's still time to get an application in for our new Head of Operations role - the deadline is the end of 9 September (any timezone). Part-time (2.5 days a week), fully remote, £40-48k pro rata - click the link below for further details: obc.copim.pub/obc-is-hirin...

Open Position: Head of Operations

The Open Book Collective is seeking a highly organised, proactive Head of Operations to help lead the day-to-day running of our growing organisation.

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✨ Thoth Oasis in the spotlight! The European Diamond Capacity Hub (@eudch.bsky.social) has featured Oasis in its latest Tool Spotlight, exploring how open metadata can support better discoverability, interoperability & reuse for OA books and chapters 💎 forum.edch.eu/t/tool-spotl...

Tool Spotlight: Thoth Oasis

What is it? Thoth Oasis is a free, self-service open-source platform for managing and sharing open metadata for books and chapters. It enables open access book publishers to create structured, standar...

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This is a big problem — and an unnecessary one. Funders should not just allow for but insist upon grantees writing support for research infrastructure into grant proposals. Sustainability of research demands sustainability of infrastructure. E.g., about.hcommons.org/contribute...

Martin Paul Eve@eve.gd · 2mo ago

"Researchers may cite an infrastructure as a necessary part of their work in a grant proposal, but funding flows only to the researcher and research project, not the repository." issues.org/open-data-re...

1/ In 2024, I filed a false claims act lawsuit against Elsevier, Springer, Wiley & Informa alleging they systematically overcharged US federal grants for article processing. The gov declined to intervene and now it's public. Some thoughts on what this is, and what it isn't: