Since I get a fair amount of email whenever I post a DSpace hack, I do want to point out that I’m not the only DSpace hacker blogger in existence.
Terry’s Worklog has been posting some highly nifty DSpace hacks recently, and Ross Singer has also said a word or two.
Both of them are way older hands at this hacking thing than I am, and I want to see some of Terry’s experiments in particular make it back into DSpace proper.
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He querido más vivir en mi pequeña casa, exenta y señora, que no en sus ricos palacios, sojuzgada y cativa.
—Fernando de Rojas, La Celestina
(I prefer living in my little house, free and my own mistress, to living in their rich palaces, downtrodden and wretched.)
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