Each new post on this blog now has a Digital Object Identifier. This post looks at the how and the why of getting one, whether it is useful, and any issues you might experience if you go down this path. Table of ContentsBackgroundGetting a DOI the easy wayLet's Go Rogue!Automatic Submission of New ContentManual Submission of Old ContentGetting the DOIGenerating your own DOIMaking the DOI…
Rogue Scholar has a hard requirement that all content be Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY). There’s no ability (yet) to choose different licences. Personally, I prefer Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY->SA). I’ve allowed Rogue Scholar to use CC BY for my work which, of course, means if you get my posts through them you are also allowed to use CC BY.
Well, there goes my interest 🤷 I mean, I don’t know how enforceable such an arrangement is, but it’s the principle of the thing for me.
Well, there goes my interest 🤷 I mean, I don’t know how enforceable such an arrangement is, but it’s the principle of the thing for me.
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