[OWW-SC] page DOIs

[Julius B. Lucks]

This is interesting.  How would you construct the DOI for an  
arbitrary oww page - through the oldid?  How would we make oww DOI's  
work with real doi resolvers (like dx.doi.org)?  Do we have to  
'register' oww DOI's, or an oww DOI schema anywhere to make them more  
official?

Julius

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On Sep 18, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Austin Che wrote:

>
>     We've talked about having DOIs for every page as reviewers appear
>     to not appreciate linking to the wiki even when you put a
>     particular revision into the url, e.g.
>     http://openwetware.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&oldid=70777
>
>     As a real DOI server is expensive, I was thinking some social
>     engineering is called for. I wrote a "doi" server at
>     doi.openwetware.org, For example,
>     http://doi.openwetware.org/oww70777 is a permalink to the above
>     and I also strip away all the wiki crap so reviewers won't know
>     it's a wiki. It's easy to make any doi knowing the revision ID of
>     any page (available from the history).
>
>     Anything it doesn't understand is passed to a real doi server, e.g
>     http://doi.openwetware.org/10.1038/nature04342
>
>     I'd be curious what people think and especially interested if
>     someone who has had problems with submitting wiki references would
>     like to try this version.
>
> -- 
> Austin Che           <austin at csail.mit.edu>          (617)253-5899
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