Open Journals published an interview with Christiaan van Bochove, editor-in-chief of our journal about the transition to @openjournalsnl.bsky.social. Find out how RDJ made the move, why open science truly matters, and what this means for data‑sharing across the social sciences and humanities.

Exciting news, we have transferred the Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Science to a new publisher and website. Data papers focus on the data itself, rather than data analysis, giving credit and recognition to those who share data.

Congratulations on your excellent new home, @rdjhss.bsky.social ! The future of scientific publishing should be oa and publicly funded. We're proud to have contributed to the Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences: researchdatajournal.org/article/view...

This looks really cool :)

This is maybe the best news I’ve read today! A new journal on @openjournalsnl.bsky.social, and what’s particularly interesting is that this is a so-called data journal, in the humanities. #openscholarship

Diamond #openaccess 💎 funded by @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social & @iisg-amsterdam.bsky.social

👉 Go to researchdatajournal.org to check out our new website and to submit your paper!

🤝 And thanks to @dans-knaw-nwo.bsky.social, @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social's Open Science Fund, @iisg-amsterdam.bsky.social, Aad Blok, @openjournalsnl.bsky.social, Jan Willem Wijnen and Kay Pepping for making the transfer possible financially and logistically.

🙏 Many thanks to @degruyterbrill.bsky.social for our collaboration that already started in 2016. After 75 papers in ten issues, it truly feels we have turned Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Science into an established part of the diamond open access community.

🔔 Newsflash!

📅 As of today Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences has transferred to @openjournalsnl.bsky.social, a platform specifically for diamond open access publishing.