Dear all. Due to the steady decline in Twitter's usefulness and the discontinuation of the tools we relied on to manage it, the #dblp team has decided to stop investing time and resources here. We haven't found a replacement yet, but when we do, we'll let you know here. 1/2

We are currently testing and evaluating mastodon.social/@dblp -- maybe you will pay us a visit there?

Please remember that you can *always* contact us by mail at dblp(at)dagstuhl.de. We promise to read *all* incoming mail. Thank you for your understanding and for following us in the past years. ~MRA 2/2

A new snapshot release of the #dblp data set has been published. #opendata #linkeddata #knowledgegraph dblp.org/xml/release/ dblp.org/rdf/release/

A new snapshot release of the #dblp data set has been published. #opendata #linkeddata #knowledgegraph dblp.org/xml/release/ dblp.org/rdf/release/

Please note that we did an additional late change to the #dblp DTD that was missing in the recent update. Please check whether you need to update you local DTD file. Additional information can be found here: blog.dblp.org/2023/05/22/dtd…

Do you want to join #dblp? We are looking for a Computer Scientist (f/m/d) to help us improve our services. For more information see dagstuhl.de/jobs #hiring #job #computerscience #trier

Recently we made some changes (mainly additions) to the #dblp DTD schema that might be relevant for you if you work with our #XML dump export. dblp.org/xml/ For more information, please see our latest blog post by @reitz_f blog.dblp.org/2023/05/22/dtd… #OpenData

At the end of last week, we just passed our "most evil" #milestone of more than 6,666,666 publications in #dblp. 😈

A new snapshot release of the #dblp data set has been published. #opendata #linkeddata #knowledgegraph dblp.org/xml/release/ dblp.org/rdf/release/