Thanks Richard! Open Knowledge festival is going to be off the hook :) I realized you and your team (Peter et al.) have been working on a project in a similar

Thanks Richard! Open Knowledge festival is going to be off the hook :) I realized you and your team (Peter et al.) have been working on a project in a similar space, and was hoping there would some beneficial overlap. It looks like there is! The ScraperJSON definitions for publishers sounds like exactly what Scholar Ninja needs. Let's chat soon :) Thanks you for the quick description of ContentMine, the more awareness about this projects, the better. I've talked to Peter Murray-Rust on a few occasions and have to say that what you are doing with ContentMine is phenomenal and I wish you all the best. I hope you'll see that our projects are complimentary rather than competitive. About indexing full texts: We do generate keyword indexes based on full texts, but we do not add this full text to the network. I hope you can see what I'm saying: you can still search through full text, but you can't access full text, it doesn't exist on the network, only a keyword: [entry1, entry2,...] index exists. One improvement to Scholar Ninja for open access articles would be the ability to show snippets, like Google Scholar does; it's on the mental TODO.