Discussion

The following key documents (listed chronologically) discuss or draw on the POSI principles:

Year & month	Title	Authors
2015-February	(Originally-proposed) Principles for Open Scholarly Infrastructures	Neylon, Bilder, Lin
2015-August	What exactly is infrastructure? Seeing the leopard’s spots	Neylon, Bilder, Lin
2016-January	Where are the pipes? Building Foundational Infrastructures for Future Services	Neylon, Bilder, Lin
2016-July	Squaring Circles: The economics and governance of scholarly infrastructures	Neylon
2018-April	Supporting Research Communications: A Guide	Chodacki et al
2019-January	Good Practice Principles for Scholarly Communication Services	COAR-SPARC
2019-April	EXAMPLARITY CRITERIA for funding from the National Open Science Fund through platforms, infrastructures and editorial content	French National Open Science Fund
2020-October	Living Our Values and Principles: Exploring Assessment Strategies for the Scholarly Communication Field	Skinner and Wipperman, Educopia Institute
2021-October	Now is the time to work together toward open infrastructures for scholarly metadata	Hendricks et al
2021-November	Beyond open: Key criteria to assess open infrastructure	Invest In Open
2022-February	Assessing data infrastructure: the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure	Dodds
2023-July	[Rules vs. Principles in POSI] https://eve.gd/2023/07/28/rules-vs-principles-in-posi/	Eve
2023-November	Launching (POSI) version 1.1: Reflections from adopters	Hendricks et al
2024-August	The Principles of Fauxpen Scholarly Infrastructure	Bilder

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Sarah Lippincott: sarah [at] datadryad [dot] org (Dryad)
Matthew Buys: mattbuys [at] datacite [dot] org (DataCite)
Lucy Ofiesh: lofiesh [at] crossref [dot] org (Crossref)
John Chodacki: john [at] ROR [dot] org (ROR)

… and somebody from one of the POSI adopters will get in touch with you directly.