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The document discusses HTML5 and CSS3, the future of web technologies. It provides an overview of what HTML5 and CSS3 are, who develops them, how developers and designers can start using them, and why they should transition to these new standards now despite still being works in progress. The document aims to introduce readers to HTML5 and CSS3 and encourage them to begin experimenting with and applying these new technologies in their own projects.

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This document discusses the proper placement and handling of Crossmark, Fundref, and License Ref elements when depositing and updating XML documents. It notes that: - These elements can only exist in certain places within a deposit, with Crossmark containing any Fundref or License Ref elements. - When updating a document, any existing Crossmark, Fundref, or License Ref elements on file must be preserved or merged with new elements as needed. - Crossmark, Fundref, and License Ref can now be deposited individually, requiring processing of nine possible combinations when handling deposits. - The document outlines the step-by-step flow for accepting, verifying, processing, and properly placing these elements when

This document discusses tools and services from CrossRef to support small publishers. It notes that small publishers make up 82% of CrossRef members but often have difficulty integrating CrossRef services. CrossRef has developed an Open Journal Systems plugin to automate depositing article metadata and registering DOIs for small publishers using OJS. The document outlines fee waiver programs for publishers in low-income countries and next steps to expand the OJS plugin and depositor tools to further support small publishers.

This document discusses how ORCID iDs can be used by publishers in manuscript submissions and publications to uniquely identify and connect authors to their works. It recommends that publishers collect ORCID iDs during submission, not allow authors to manually enter iDs, encourage authors to obtain iDs, include iDs in submission metadata, and display iDs in publications. ORCID membership allows organizations various abilities like reading from and sending data to ORCID records to integrate identification and linking of authors and their works.

Carol Anne Meyer describes why it is a good idea to assign DOIs to scholarly books, and how to go about it.