• Martin Holmes
• Joey Takeda

• data curation
• infrastructure
• minimal computing
• publishing
• standards
• tools
• web

• project resiliency
• digital editions
• software obsolescence
• sustainability
• static websites

We’ve made all our digital editions static websites, and should too; you’ll regret it if you don’t.

• Zach Coble
• Jojo Karlin

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

• project resiliency
• link rot
• Digital Humanities Quarterly

Link rot in DHQ

• Alanna Prince
• Cara Marta Messina

• dh
• race
• cultural criticism
• ethics
• publishing

• Black digital humanities
• Antiracist editorial practices
• Black studies

The focus of Black DH and this special issue is not to define Black DH, but rather spotlight the limitless, interdisciplinary nature of Black DH and Black scholarship.

• Nabeel Siddiqui

• project management
• markup
• tools
• minimal computing
• philosophy
• history
• publishing

Drawing on software studies, data feminism, digital rhetoric studies, information science, and the history of computing, this paper foregrounds Markdown as a cultural object to analyze the social, cultural, and political pressures surrounding the digital humanities.  Rather than beginning with contemporary discourse, it draws parallels between Markdown and Donald Knuth's TeX.

• Jing Chen
• Mengqi Li
• Wensi Lin
• Yinzhou Zhao
• Mengyue Zhang
• Han Chen
• Qiang Hu
• Yongqing Xie

• project report
• visual art
• cultural heritage
• collaboration
• minimal computing
• history
• publishing

This essay offers a case study of the ZHI project, a digital craftsmanship project showcasing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship at three levels: knowing, making, and intelligence.

• Francesca Giovannetti
• Francesca Tomasi

• semantic web
• tools
• publishing
• markup

• digital scholarly editions
• linked open data
• TEI

Linked data from TEI (LIFT) is an open source tool for generating linked data from TEI-encoded texts.

• Simon Peter Rowberry

• media studies
• archaeology
• digital
• publishing

In this article, I offer a media archaeological analysis of digital publishing patents to develop the ebook imagination, or the desires of readers and inventors for the future of reading on screen.

• Christian Howard-Sukhil
• Samantha Wallace
• Ankita Chakrabarti

• project report
• public history
• dh
• publishing
• sound

Argues for the academic value of the podcast as a non-traditional research methodology

• 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

• Mary Mcaleer Balkun
• Diana Hope Polley

• publishing
• project report
• pedagogy
• data curation

This article discusses the authors' development of a critical edition of Letters from an American Farmer.

• Kathi Inman Berens
• Abbey Gaterud
• Rachel Noorda

• access
• ethics
• project report
• publishing
• gender
• infrastructure
• project management

This case study describes the Ooligan Press as a not-for-profit, feminist DH lab.

• 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

• Marcello Vitali-Rosati
• Servanne Monjour
• Joana Casenave
• Elsa Bouchard
• Margot Mellet

• classics
• databases
• project report
• history
• corpora
• manuscripts
• publishing
• semantic web
• digital

• Digital Classics
• Digital Edition
• Palatine Anthology
• Anthological Imaginary
• Editorialization
• Collaborative Process

How might texts written in Antinquity resonate in our networked digital culture?

• Kevin Chovanec

• classics
• digital libraries
• data visualization
• access
• publishing
• metadata

A case study on encoding the episodic and spontaneous character of the early modern traveling theater.