Notices by inventaire.io (inventaire@mamot.fr)

@ploum Si! Mais ce n'est pas le cœur de l'application, donc c'est peu visible :
- Chacune peut ajouter un commentaire public à l'exemplaire ajouté a son inventaire, ce commentaire sera visible dans la section qui liste les utilisateurices qui ont cette oeuvre (ex: en bas de https://inventaire.io/entity/wd:Q30337352)
- On peut aussi ajouter un commentaire aux éléments des listes de livre. Cette fonctionnalité est tellement récente (3 semaines) que je n'ai pas d'exemples public à montrer

Ca répond à la question ?

A noter que tout ce beau monde a un profil inventaire.io accessible depuis le fediverse !

@pvheditions: @inv-6b744070509c84a741412350e1b5f3db
@editions_divergences: @wd-Q106864042
@editionsburnaout: @inv-e5cd4ec371fb1b6ce5321f50d089dc2a
@ps: @inv-9ca5aaf84717332ac40dd26f34c6d294
@LaVolte: @wd-Q3213929
@editionsgrevis: @inv-783a4084e477b0df0a9e30ec538b24e2

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@jgoerzen @older @tivasyk You mean tagging inventory items, right? That's not a feature we have considered so far, investing more efforts in collaborative structured data, in the hope to improve everyone's inventory browsability at once (better authors/genres/subjects data…). The closest to tags we have would be shelves, which allow inventory subdivisions, but that's not the same. If you think there is a good case for adding tags, you are welcome to comment here https://github.com/inventaire/inventaire/issues/756

@jgoerzen @older @tivasyk I opened a ticket on this missing classification properties that you are welcome to follow https://github.com/inventaire/inventaire/issues/754 As for self-hosting, we got funding to work on it this year so stay tuned! :)
— Maxime

@sataa @StampedingLonghorn both :)

We got the confirmation that the Inventaire project will receive a 3rd @NGIZero grant 🥳

The exact milestones for this grant are still a work in progress, but the main focus will be on #decentralization

https://wiki.inventaire.io/wiki/NGI_Zero_Discovery_grants#2023-08

#NLnet #opensource #linkedopendata #wikidata

[EN] Hello to the new comers around here.

We're developing a #free web application for sharing physical #books.

You may scan the barcode, then say whether you want to give your #book away, lend it or sell it. A shared virtual #library in short.

You can also read activities from the #fediverse (see https://mamot.fr/@inventaire/107405333892235843)

And books data comes partly from #wikidata

See more at:
https://wiki.inventaire.io/wiki/Framasoft_interview_translation

#introduction

@feditips @Kalytis @wikidata AFAIU, @bookwyrm uses several data sources ("connectors"), namely @OpenLibrary and inventaire.io. On our side, we build a knowledge graph centered around #Wikidata, but also pulling from various data sources, when data associated with an ISBN is not found, see https://wiki.inventaire.io/wiki/Entities_data One way to trigger this is to visit the corresponding edition page (ex: https://inventaire.io/entity/isbn:9782226171511) or to dump a list of ISBNs in the importer https://inventaire.io/add/import