• Franziska Schropp
• Thomas E. Konrad
• Marie Revellio
• Barbara Feichtinger

• citation
• classics

• Saint Jerome
• Classics
• intertextuality
• citation theory
• mixed methods
• toolkit

We present a digital-hermeneutic analysis toolkit primarily designed to detect short text-text congruencies that have a high chance of being evaluated as an intentional quotation.

• Zach Coble
• Jojo Karlin

• dh
• digital
• hypertext
• citation
• standards
• publishing

• project resiliency
• link rot
• Digital Humanities Quarterly

Link rot in DHQ

• Matt Morgenstern

• metadata
• citation
• corpora
• data visualization

This article explores the uptake of the term "climate change" in contemporary literary studies.

• Roman Bleier

• publishing
• citation
• data curation

Surveys British History Online and Early English Books Online to examine the role of, and improvements to, permalink/PID strategies and citation recommendations in making digital editions more accessible

• Eric Kaltman
• Joseph Osborn
• Noah Wardrip-Fruin

• games
• citation
• standards
• archives

Presentation of a prototype tool for citing games and software

• Jo Guldi

• infrastructure
• citation
• data visualization
• ethics
• info architecture
• web

This article discusses infrastructure within the transformation of twenty-first centuty life and scholarship.

• Paul A. Broyles

• publishing
• project report
• archives
• editing
• citation
• data curation
• medieval

Examines versioning practices and policies as social products to argue for transparency in assigning meaningful version numbers to digital editions

• Cait Coker
• Kate Ozment

• literary studies
• citation
• archives
• gender
• project management

Articulates a digital adaptation of enumerative bibliography and argues for its recuperative potential in feminist literary history.