A brief look into the classification of #ResearchTools in the SSH Open Marketplace with the #TaDiRAH 2.0 taxonomy. This gives some first ideas into the focus of tools listed here as well as on #TAPoR

I am digging through another tool registry for the #DigitalHumanities. This time it is the SSH Open Marketplace (https://marketplace.sshopencloud.eu), a multi-stakeholder, three-year infrastructure project that received substantial funding from the #EU 's #Horizon2020 programme. After the end of the initial grant-funding, the service is operated by #DARIAH, #CLARIN, and #CESSDA

Thanks to their API (yeah!), I can dig through the dataset and I am a bit puzzled about what I found, to say the least: 1237 of a total of 1687 tools were directly sourced from #TAPoR (https://tapor.ca/).

This source and others are somewhat acknowledged, albeit not to the extent that I would expect when it's essentially all there is. Especially, since the site also heralds five core principles (guiding values etc. etc.), among them *curation*. But as it stands, the actual curation was done by TAPoR and its predecessors.

#DigitalHumanities hive-mind, does anyone know if people from the #TaPOR and #DARIAH tool registries are on this platform? we are currently working on reconciling and linking their data-sets to #Wikidata and it would be great to get in touch though informal channels.

I am also writing emails for the more formal query 🙂

#ToolRegistry @dh @digitalhumanities #DigitalHistory