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Versions of the project feed
The project feed contains all (and only) the items that participants have tagged with oa.new, using Connotea. For customized versions which filter the project feed (e.g. to remove duplicates) or combine it with other feeds, see the page of OATP mashups.
- Web page. Connotea's page of the most recent 100 items tagged with oa.new, with the most recent first.
- RSS feed. Generated by Connotea. This is the default feed with the 10 most recent items.
- Email feed. Generated by Feedburner, based on the Connotea RSS feed. This is the default feed with the 10 most recent items.
- Email feed with 50 most recent items.
- Email feed with 100 most recent items.
- Note that Feedburner will not produce an email feed for the most recent 1,000 items. The feed would be too large.
Other project links
- Measuring participation in the project
- For all the items tagged oa.new, go to Connotea's page on oa.new. You can browse through the items or see the number at the bottom of the page.
- For all the taggers who have used oa.new, go to Connotea's page on oa.new and see the list in the left sidebar. (Unfortunately you'll have to count the taggers by hand.)
- For all the items tagged oa.new by a given tagger, construct a URL like the following, and then visit the page. You can browse through the items or see the number at the bottom of the page.
http://www.connotea.org/user/USERNAME/tag/oa.new
- For all the taggers who have used a given subtopic tag, go to Connotea's page on that tag and see the list in the left sidebar. (Unfortunately you'll have to count the taggers by hand.) To find the Connotea page on a given tag, construct a URL like the following:
http://www.connotea.org/tag/TAG
- For all the items tagged with a given subtopic tag by a given tagger, construct a URL like the following, and then visit the page. You can browse through the items or see the number at the bottom of the page.
http://www.connotea.org/user/USERNAME/tag/TAG
- For all subtopic tags currently in use: Unfortunately Connotea provides no way to see a list of these, even though they all have a common format. (But stay tuned.)
- Descriptions of the project
