Ok, great, that's for sharing! The no-theme makes it easy to send in a proposal!

I've never been to BAVS. Is the deadline for proposals already passed?

My take-away is that it would save cleaning time if digitization services either:
- provided XML files; or at least
- standardized the way of presenting page breaks in .txt files

MDZ:
----- 9 / 258 -----

Google Books:
## p. 5 (#9) ################################################

#ScholarlyEditing

I compared the OCRed full text of:

- 2 copies of the same edition, both from the Münchener Digitalisierungszentrum (MDZ)

- a second edition, 🇩🇪"neu bearbeitete Ausgabe", digitized by Google Books, available on @hathitrust.bsky.social

I'm the #DH person; someone else will do the #TextualScholarship

It's the only tool still standing out of 3 reviewed in 2020 by Torsten Roeder for RIDE: A Review Journal for Scholarly Digital Editions and Resources...

Does anyone know what happened to the venerable Juxta or to Variance Viewer developed by Nico Balbach at @uni-wuerzburg.de?

#DH project graveyard

Is @henninghansen.bsky.social still around sometimes?

I'm happy you liked it!

I did have more of a chance to browse Utrecht's book stores this summer after my Dutch-language state exams 😃

This is Paper Moon...

I sadly didn't have much time this time in Utrecht: needed to get back to Nijmegen for my neighbour's PhD defense... But Sophie did invite me for lunch at Bakkerswinkel, which I realized @renskehoff.bsky.social had previously brought me to!

It now realize it was also @drsonjakleij.bsky.social's class 😛

Thanks for the opportunity, it was great fun!

Ah ben oui, 'ga don' ça! Cool!

C'est drôle que tu aies vu l'appel à communications avant qu'il n'ait été envoyé à la liste de diffusion (par courriel) d'ESPRit (il y a deux jours)... Je ne comprends pas comment ils font leurs communications, 😛

J'espère qu'on pourra se voir là et à Montpellier!

And @goedelf.bsky.social is now on Bluesky! 🥳

Simon Rosenberg has presented and written on something like what you're describing (how the content of video games refers to realities outside the game).

Sadly, his article is behind a paywall, but I can put you in touch with him if you want to read it!

After all, the most popular talk at #SHARP2017 held at @uvic.ca was given by Hannah McGregor (@sfu.ca) on "What is the New Media Middlebrow? Podcasting & Digital Sentimental"

The room was full when I arrived, so couldn't hear it live, but thankfully @kmcdono.bsky.social and others live-tweeted it!