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- There is one [curious other tweet](twitter.com/ArboNews/statuses/1055036747787223042) from another user where they used the NCBI link, and that is also associated with our Handle on Altmetric
- So that means Altmetric is picking up the DOI from the NCBI metadata and making the association properly
## 2018-12-13
- Oh this is very interesting: [WorldFish's repository is live now](https://digitalarchive.worldfishcenter.org)
- It's running DSpace 5.9-SNAPSHOT running on KnowledgeArc and the OAI and REST interfaces are active at least
- Also, I notice they ended up registering a Handle (they had been considering taking KnowledgeArc's advice to *not* use Handles!)
- Did some coordination work on the hotel bookings for the January AReS workshop in Amman
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<h2 id="2018-12-13">2018-12-13</h2>
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<li>Oh this is very interesting: <a href="https://digitalarchive.worldfishcenter.org">WorldFish&rsquo;s repository is live now</a></li>
<li>It&rsquo;s running DSpace 5.9-SNAPSHOT running on KnowledgeArc and the OAI and REST interfaces are active at least</li>
<li>Also, I notice they ended up registering a Handle (they had been considering taking KnowledgeArc&rsquo;s advice to <em>not</em> use Handles!)</li>
<li>Did some coordination work on the hotel bookings for the January AReS workshop in Amman</li>
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