Astronomy and astrophysics related grey literature, including blogs, tweets, and similar, informal publications. Content must be scientifically relevant or relevant to the discipline in general (e.g. publication practices, new developments, cultural issues). To qualify, the item for preservation must be intended to be in its complete, final and static form.
- If you use Wordpress or similar blog hosting service, install a plugin that allows you to automatically add headers to each of your blog posts (e.g. Yoast SEO); these will auto populate in the bookmarklet's form.
- If you use Tumblr, we suggest that you select a theme that displays the keywords in the metadata or add metadata to the HEAD by adding a template inside the theme.
- Here's an example of how to add metadata using Jekyll.
- In the submission form accessed using the Arceli Bookmarklet
- Separate multiple terms with semicolons.
- Check accuracy of auto-populated fields (such as description and date)
- The date that appears should be the date the blog was posted
- List each author who contributed to the blog post using the format: Family name, First name (e.g. Smith, Joanna; Cruz, Juan).
- Be sure to include each author’s affiliation in the same order that you listed the authors. If you don’t know an author’s affiliation, use a hyphen as a place holder (e.g. Harvard University, - , Whipple Observatory)