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Weeknote 3, 2023
§1: Market Research Tools vs. Academic Research Tools §2: The Legal Layer that Enables Inequality §3: Simple Opt Out
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Weeknote 2, 2023
§1: The Law Library of Congress Report Examines the Canadian Emergencies Act §2: Data Cartels §3: Make sure you know how to properly redact your PDFs §4: The volume of fear-mongering crime news §5: The Society for the promotion of radical analogue games
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Calling a ‘Karen’ when there’s no Access to Justice
Having a lawyer to advocate on behalf of a person suffering from a corporate wrong-doing is generally out of the realm of possibility for most consumers. Is this an Access to Justice issue?
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Weeknote 1, 2023
§1: Happy Public Domain Day to Everyone Except Canadians §2: Google Docs now offers Smart chips §3: I wrote a blog post yesterday. I miss the dopamine that it used to bring §4: When your conceptual framework has been co-opted by the alt-right §5: Marcia Bates on Search Systems
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What does the D&D5e Open Gaming License suggest for the future of Open Access?
What I am about to suggest is, admittedly a bit of stretch, but when I was watching a YouTube video about the D&D Open Gaming License, I couldn’t help but wonder there might be a parallel between game licensing and open access licensing.
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Words of 2022
Inspired by Matt Webb, I have been collecting words and phrases that are interesting to me since March 2021. Here’s my collection from 2022.
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Weeknote 51
§1: A Totally Normal Interview; §2: I wrote a blog post on Monday, §3: Adding Zotero links to Obsidian, §4: Obsidian Canvas; §5: The McGill Guide
Librarian of Things
Mita Williams. Her blog.