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* [[Invited talks]]
* [[Invited talks]]
* 2026 Info
** [[Michael's Spring 2026 Weekly Meetings]]
** [[Michael's Summer 2026 Weekly Meetings]]
** [[Michael's Fall 2026 Weekly Meetings]]
** [[2026 Goals for WS-DL Members]]


* 2025 Info
* 2025 Info
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* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FQfDkPpsw_mVSVn_cwMiBCJbnrdRnyjsUbworMIdL-I/edit Spectrum of Scholarly Communication] - this slide deck explains why we use Twitter, GitHub, Google Scholar, the blog, etc.
* [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FQfDkPpsw_mVSVn_cwMiBCJbnrdRnyjsUbworMIdL-I/edit Spectrum of Scholarly Communication] - this slide deck explains why we use Twitter, GitHub, Google Scholar, the blog, etc.
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lT3q7QYVw4fF2jamnyubLpDK5WbiqlNp5_k1PvEj2xY Blog Post Guidelines] - General Guidelines for writing a WS-DL Blog Post of Blogger


==Reference Material==
==Reference Material==

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