June Meetup of the Single-Source Publishing Community

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Dear Single-Source Publishing Enthusiasts,

We are happy to invite you to the next meetup of the revived Single-Source Publishing Community on Wednesday, June 24 at 15:00 Europe/Berlin (UTC+2).

Thomas Jurczyk from Ruhr University Bochum will present their workflow around the Magic Manuscript Maker. The MMM is serving as the system behind the journal Philosophy and the Mind Sciences

The meeting link is available via our calendar file at https://singlesource.pub/community.ics and is also given below.

The preliminary agenda can be read (and edited) here:

As a follow-up from our last meeting, the requested mailing list and chats are now available.
Sign up for the mailing list and/or join the new SingleSourcePub Matrix space. However, the EDCH forum is likely to remain the primary place for announcements, please also join there and enable notifications by clicking on the bell icon and choose “watching” or “tracking” on this page: Single-Source Publishing - The EDCH Community

We’re looking forward to seeing you all again later this month!

Best,
Ronald and Albert for the Single-Source Publishing Community

The “PhiMiSci” workflow and its Magic Manuscript Maker

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Hi Albert, thanks for sharing this! Do you happen to have a link or a webpage with more details about this tool? I might not be able to make it to the webinar, but I’m really curious to see what lies behind the Magic Manuscript Market, such a mysterious name :smiley:

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Oh right, I forgot to add those links. Thanks for the reminder :slight_smile:

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Presentation on the MMM: MMM-Präsentation_en.pdf (166.1 KB)

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Thanks for the material (slides, project website, etc)!
I also couldn’t attend the meeting. Has it been recorded by any chance?

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Hi Mark, I don’t think any of the Single-Source Publishing Community meetings are recorded, but @tarleb can confirm :slight_smile:

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This is correct, we don’t record the meetings for a variety of reasons, including privacy. However, we do try to jot all important points down in the meeting notes, and those get published on the website (Events). The attendance section requires members to add themselves, so it is usually incomplete.

@MarkK, please let us know if those notes miss important information so we can improve them for our next meeting.

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