Talk:Q737498
Autodescription — academic journal (Q737498)
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- academic journal (Q737498)
- trade magazine (Q685935) (@)→
- scientific journal (Q5633421)
- →(@) trade magazine (Q685935)
- magazine (Q41298)
- periodical (Q1002697) (#)→
- printed matter (Q1261026) (❖)→
- mass media (Q11033)
- print-native publication (Q119648442)
- →(∇) media (Q340169)
- magazine (Q41298)
- scientific publication (Q591041)
- →(@) trade magazine (Q685935)
- →(#) periodical (Q1002697)
- academic journal (Q737498)
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Academic journal/scientific journal[edit]
Note the discussion on Talk:Q5633421#Academic journal/scientific journal
DOI registrant field[edit]
Could we document DOI registrants in Wikidata?
Journals typically register with the International DOI Foundation and acquire a registrant ID of the form "doi:10.XXXX/" (where the "X"s are digits) to which they append specific identifiers, which indicate individual articles etc..
If academic journals could contain a field called "DOI registrant" containing "doi:10.XXXX/" (e.g. BMJ seems to be "doi:10.1136/"), it would be really useful for other Wikidata items and referencing tools; w:Template:Cite_journal regularly uses DOIs, and there are Wikipedia citations consisting solely of a DOI. Some non-journals like Figshare are also DOI registrants.
There are good open DOI APIs, so my guess is that this is not best done manually; does anyone know of a tool that could readily be made to do this? See also DOI official nomenclature. HLHJ (talk) 11:37, 8 July 2015 (UTC)
Journal List[edit]
For a journal list, Wikipedia's List of missing journals may be useful. HLHJ (talk) 11:37, 8 July 2015 (UTC)