• https://osc-international.com - International Network of Open Science & Scholarship Communities
• https://opensciencesweden.org - website shows no activities since last year. No RSS feed. No Masto account (only Twitter, email address and a contact form). They also have a forum https://onscienceandacademia.org/c/organisations/osc-sweden/59, but no activity there since 2023.
• https://open-science-community-uppsala.github.io/open_science_community_uppsala - Open Science Community Uppsala. Email list, Linkedin, Twitter, and Facebook. The mailing list can be followed via RSS, which should give you all future events.
• https://osc-ksa.com - Open Science Community in Saudi Arabia. Twitter, Linkedin, and Github. No Masto, and no RSS feed.
• https://help.osf.io/article/677-explore-open-science-communities - a large spreadsheet with all kinds of stuff.

Loopia has served me well for years. But they raise their prices at a cadence that is obscenely high. Alternatives?

• https://www.gandi.net - even more expensive than Loopia for .se domains.
• https://porkbun.com - doesn't sell .se domains apparently.
• https://zone.ee - based in Estonia. Practically the same prices as Loopia.
• https://se.godaddy.com/domains - even more expensive than Loopia for .se domains.
• https://www.one.com - the first registrar I used, maybe good for beginners but nothing else.
• https://hostup.se/doman - baserad i Sverige.
• https://www.simply.com - 199 SEK per year for .se domains.
• https://www.strato.se - baserad i Tyskland. 90 SEK/år för .se vid första åsyn låter ju lovande. What? Only 5 subdomains? They're trying to limit the number of subdomains I can create? What's this nonsense. Enshittification everywhere.
• https://www.hostinger.com - another one full of dark patterns. Very unclear pricing info.

I recently reworked my LaTeX template underlying my CV to be compliant with PDF/A-3U, and now I keep noticing chatter about PDF/A compliance or PDF accessibility in my feeds.

Let's collect notes here.

• https://github.com/latex3/tagging-project

Accessibility of STEM documents

• https://tex.social/accessibility-of-stem-documents-talk-at-pdf-days-2025-in-berlin - blog post
• https://pdfa.org/the-winning-technical-poster-at-pdf-days-europe-2025 - all posters from the PDF Days Europe 2025 conference (many of them are about accessibility), very interesting!
• https://pdfa.org/presentation/tagged-and-accessible-pdf-with-latex-revisited - session at the same conference on "tagged and accessible PDF with LaTeX" with references to several works by the core LaTeX developers.