Nicolas Fressengeas

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Vice-Président de l'Université de Lorraine chargé du Numérique, des Données et de la Science Ouverte.

Je partage des informations sur ces sujets, pour libérer le numérique pour que la science reste un bien commun.

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Lorraine university vice president in charge of the digital, data and Open Science policies.

Tooting on these subjects to try to help science as a common good thrive on free digital spaces.

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Last Notes

2025-08-02 11:18:45 UTC

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Here is another feature that came to my mind that might be interesting to put in the roadmap.
As OSN aims to provide the place to write articles and peer-reviews, with DOIs for each, as well as to provide DOIs for online scientific communication that is worth it, there is a deeper connection to make to ORCID. Aside from reading from ORCID, Bonfire could write these contributions to the scholarly record directly to the authors' ORCID records, with no action from them apart from allowing once Bonfire to write to their profile. Moreover, this would be a certified piece of information, making Bonfire part of the trust network that enables trustworthy scientific conversation.
To my opinion, that would involve two things. The first one is to certify Bonfire, the software, as an ORCID integrated service provider. This is free of charge. All information is there : https://info.orcid.org/vendors-and-service-providers/become-an-orcid-certified-service-provider/. For example, PKP is certified.
The second one, is the actual writing to the authors' ORCID record. It requires being an ORCID member, and is thus not free of charge. However, I think this is not to be done by Bonfire itself but rather by the institution that installed a particular instance. For example, in my university, we already are ORCID members, for other reasons, and using another piece of software to write to ORCID would be free of charge.
Thus, the main task for the Bonfire would be to get certified.
These are my thoughts for a summer day.
Have a great summer !