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The [DHd-Blog](https://dhd-blog.org/) – goal of Digital Humanities in the German-speaking world is to map the research context of the Digital Humanities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland as comprehensively as possible. In doing so, current topics are tracked down from different professional contexts and perspectives, projects and research questions are portrayed, tools and services are presented and called up for discussion on the basis of various questions. Also, the blog is used to promote current activities, events and open positions.

You would like to support us in blogging and you are Digital Humanities expert? Then contact the editors at dhdblog-redaktion@adwmainz.net. We are pleased to welcome new authors and contributions.

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The activities you can do with the resource. See <Link></Link>.

Name of the conference where paper was given.

Describes the discipline covered by resource. See <Link></Link>.

Locations where the Resource is offered. See <Link></Link>.

URL to helpdesk for incidents & user requests.

Audience targeted by the resource. See <Link></Link>.

A particular published issue of a journal.

Concept or term related to MP entry. See <Link></Link>.

Language(s) in which a resource is available. See <Link></Link>.

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Status of the Resource life-cycle. See <Link></Link>.

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File format of the linked resource. See <Link></Link>.

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Refine the resource's nature and function. See <Link></Link>.

Links to non-MP materials that are relevant.

Info about performance levels provider expected to deliver.

Standard used by the resource. See <Link></Link>.

Technology Readiness Level of the Resource. See <Link></Link>.

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