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[Pascal V. Calarco]

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FYI.  Call for papers on East Asian Digital Libraries.

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Subject: JoDI: a survey and two 'calls for papers'
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This special JoDI notice invites your participation in three ways:

- A user survey
- A call for papers for a special issue on Digital Libraries in East Asia
- A call for papers for a special issue on Hypertext Criticism: Writing
about Hypertext

USER SURVEY

JoDI remains free to users due to the efforts and commitment of its editors
and to sponsorship from the British Computer Society (BCS) and Oxford
University Press (OUP). That this approach is popular with users is evident
from the growing number of registrations to receive our alerts, and from
the usage statistics for papers published in JoDI, and, looking ahead,
perhaps in the two 'calls' below. JoDI may be popular, but is it optimal
for you, our readers? At the request of the BCS, we want you to tell us
about how you use JoDI. Below is a letter from Cliff McKnight, JoDI
Editor-in-Chief, inviting you to participate in this survey.

Dear Reader,

I am writing to you, as a reader of JoDI, to ask you to take part in a short
survey. We would like your views on the journal's content and presentation
and any ways we can improve the information it provides. Please spare a few
minutes to give us this useful feedback.

We would like to hear from all JoDI readers, both from those who use the
journal regularly and those who use it only occasionally.

If you answer the questionnaire by Friday 26th April, you will be entered
into a prize draw, giving you the chance of winning £100.

So please go to http://www.bcs.org/jodisurvey to open the questionnaire,
and answer it online.

Thank you for your help - we look forward to hearing from you.

Cliff McKnight, JoDI Editor-in-Chief, C.Mcknight@lboro.ac.uk

A CALL FOR PAPERS FOR A SPECIAL ISSUE ON DIGITAL LIBRARIES IN EAST ASIA

Guest Editor: Brian Bruya
Submission deadline: 1 May, 2002

This issue will look at some of the largest and most advanced digital
libraries projects in East Asia. These projects each bring to the digital
world a portion of the vast pre-Modern Chinese language corpus, such as
oracle-bone carvings dating from as early as the 2nd Millennium BC, and Zen
texts from as late as the 18th Century.
 From the call at http://jodi.ecs.soton.ac.uk/calls/dl-asia.html

A CALL FOR PAPERS FOR A SPECIAL ISSUE ON HYPERTEXT CRITICISM: WRITING ABOUT
HYPERTEXT

Special issue editors: Jill Walker and Susana Tosca
Submission deadline: 31 May, 2002

Discussion and criticism of specific works of art is vital to the health of
any art form. Criticism of hypertext literature and electronic literature
is in many ways less well developed than both the works themselves and the
more general theoretical discussions around hypertext in general. We wish
to encourage a broad and inclusive discussion of hypertext criticism, and
encourage contributors with experience as authors of electronic literature,
as critics and as observers of the field. This issue will be a hypertext
linked by the editors. Instead of requesting full length papers, we are
soliciting short texts that will become the nodes of the hypertext.
 From the call at http://jodi.ecs.soton.ac.uk/calls/ht-writing.html

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