Wrote a little bit of code that requests all documents from #OpenAlex for a set of keywords and topics in the date range you want: https://github.com/florianjehn/OpenAlex-Paper-Request Thought this might also be helpful for some other people out here.
It took ten years, but HAL has started implementing a part of it (https://www.ccsd.cnrs.fr/en/2023/12/hal-s-new-service-deposit-suggestions-for-automatic-import-of-open-access-publications/ ). Unlike @pintoch (https://antonin.delpeuch.eu/posts/retrospective-of-dissemin-and-thoughts-on-the-open-access-movement/ ), I consider this a success for Dissemin.
But we need more. Every repository should do it, but given the effort it's more realistically done by consortial, national or international bodies. Some parts of the service, like #OpenAlex / #Unpaywall and #InternetArchiveScholar, are so expensive we can probably afford just one to be shared by all global users.
Are you working with #metadata on research output and actively use open platforms as #OpenAlex, @OpenAIRE, @crossref or @ORCID_Org? Then don't miss the first workshop of #SOAD, the Swiss Open Academic Data community at @ethzurich.bsky.social in September!
#CallforContributions is now open:
https://soad.ch/call-for-contributions/
Last year, we found that @OpenAlex was mistakenly marking some papers as retracted—misleading researchers. We @hauschke reported the issue, posted a preprint in March 2024, and… #OpenAlex fixed it almost instantly! 
https://doi.org/10.1177/01655515251322478
Meanwhile, our peer-reviewed paper on this? Published today - over a year later. See the difference? Preprints matter. Open science works.
You should get in touch with @kfitz
They even have their own 
instance and are interacting with #bonfire folks.
OK, my list is now
#Zenodo (in use, but I didn't see its potential 
)
#OpenAlex (in me use 
)
#kcworks (ready to discover this week 
)
#Bonfire (waiting for it 
)
#europepmc (will use it more 
)
#ORCiD (my appologies, I undervalued you
)
New #preprint 
- Can #OpenAlex compete with #Scopus in bibliometric analysis?
https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18427
@OpenAlex has broader coverage and shows higher correlation with certain expert assessments.
At the same time, it has issues with metadata completeness and document classification.
Most intriguingly: it turns out that raw #citation counts perform just as well, and in some cases even better, than normalized indicators, which have long been considered the standard in #scientometrics.
@olibrendel @brembs @neuralreckoning @thetransmitter
If we want to use such platforms, we have to think that they are also economically sustainable. Here is a blog post that illustrates indirectly, why we should not assume that openalex is always available.
@brembs @neuralreckoning @thetransmitter 
That's why I hope that #OpenAlex will be gaining in importance.
A pity that OpenAlex has not been discussed in the article
https://openalex.org/
#OpenScience
New Video Recording: "DOAJ & #OpenAlex Collaborations for Improved Open Science" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YeG5YyJhcU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YeG5YyJhcU @DOAJ #openscience
And for those who miss Google Scholar, there is a nice substitute in the fediverse. 
Until today, I had used my Google Scholar profile as a link here in the bio. I just changed it to #OpenAlex. Thanks, OpenAlex, for your service.
On 20th February at 17:00 UTC, @OpenAlex and #DOAJ will give a joint webinar on our collaboration and how we help quality #openaccess journals achieve greater visibility and impact.
Find out more about the #OpenAlex webinar series:
https://help.openalex.org/hc/en-us/articles/24428492324631-Webinars
Register for the event here:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QJTQwt1bQJmict1YftlpGA#/registration
L'université de Nantes se désabonne de la base Wiley et du #WebOfScience pour utiliser #OpenAlex et soutenir des initiatives de la #ScienceOuverte dont #PCI et #OpenEdition https://www.univ-nantes.fr/recherche-et-innovation/science-ouverte-et-publications/des-desabonnements-pour-mieux-soutenir-la-science-ouverte
I made a small change to my list of academic profile links at https://fietkau.science/publications earlier this month. Kicked out some Elsevier stuff in favor of OpenAlex. Their profile of me was already pretty good, all I had to do was let them know that Julian Fietkau from TU Berlin is someone else.
If you'd like to see me through the lens of the academic system, https://fietkau.science is hopefully your best bet, but any of these places will offer some usable slice of the picture.
"#OpenAlex: what is it and how do we use it?" https://osl.hypotheses.org/15701
Is there an analog for #researchgate in the #Fediverse?
In a way, https://bookwyrm.social/ comes close to this. Bibliometric information like the number of citations might be taken from different sources like #openalex and #wikidata.
Just discovered #openalex : the #openscience alternative to web of science etc. Calling it that is doing it a disservice, so check for yourself how awesome it is.
If there is a will, there is a way.
What #openalex has achieved during last year has all my respect. And it should have yours if you care about #OpenData and #openscience
If you have missed the CRAFT-OA webinar on #OpenAlex you are now able to find the recording here: https://doi.org/10.5446/69348
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