About this poster
What happens when software developers, archivists, librarians, metadata specialists, project managers, and persistent identifier experts from around the world meet? They collaborate to tell the story of software preservation.
This poster highlights work from the fourth Software Heritage (SWH) Community Workshop, held in Paris on January 30, 2025.
Software Heritage, an international non-profit supported by UNESCO and Inria, collects, preserves, and shares all software source code for industry, research, culture, and society.
“Our community drives our mission,” says Roberto Di Cosmo, co-founder & CEO of Software Heritage.
Here’s what happens when we put our heads together.
Picture: Karim Ourdedine
Poster graphic designer: Catherine Benini
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- https://mstdn.social/@swheritage
- https://www.softwareheritage.org/blog/
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- Link shortener: https://s.42l.fr/ ; provided by La Contre-Voie. “La Contre-Voie is an association recognized as being in the public interest, defending digital ethics through awareness-raising activities and hosting free digital services.”
- QR code generator: https://qrcode.chapril.org/ ; provided by Chapril. “Chapril is an initiative of April (an association for the promotion and defense of free software) which offers a range of free and fair online services, accessible to everyone, to enable you to use alternatives to the products of GAFAM (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft), among others, while respecting your data and privacy.”