OCSDNet identifies 7 values and principles at the core of more inclusive open science.

Reminds me of the call Juell Towns made at #OpenConCascadia19 made that full inclusion requires not just attention to physical appearances and cultural backgrounds, but also to different ways of knowing.

I'm concerned that this seems like a call for a technical solution to create a commons. In my experience, such technical solutions often perpetuate or generate new inequalities. I'm thinking instead of what human practices might need to be in place to make existing knowledge systems into more of a commons, inspired in part by Leslie Chan's #OpenConCascadia19 keynote.

Referenced during #OpenConCascadia19 in discussion about diversity, equity, inclusion and access.