Publishing
Space covering the production, design, editing, and distribution of print and digital content—including books, journals, magazines, and online platforms—uniting editorial, design, technical, and distribution communities under shared professional workflows and jargon.
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Lexicographers are specialists who research, compile, and edit dictionaries, forming a unique professional community centered around language documentation and description.
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Lexicographers
Open Access Publishing is a professional community focused on providing free, unrestricted access to scholarly articles and research, encompassing librarians, publishers, researchers, and platform developers.
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Open Access Publishing
Digital Publishing is a professional community focused on the creation, distribution, and management of digital-first content such as e-books, audiobooks, and content-driven apps, using specialized workflows and platform-specific tools.
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Digital Publishing
Magazine Publishing is the community of professionals dedicated to producing and distributing recurring print and digital magazines. Members include editors, designers, writers, and business strategists who work together to deliver periodical content to specific audiences.
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Magazine Publishing
Book Publishing is a specialized professional community comprising editors, authors, designers, and distributors who collaborate to produce, market, and distribute books for general and educational audiences. This group operates within established industry workflows and cultures, setting it apart from other publishing forms like magazines or academic journals.
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Book Publishing
E-book Publishing is a professional community dedicated to the creation, technical production, marketplace navigation, and distribution of digital books, primarily in formats like ePUB and MOBI. Members actively share workflows, industry jargon, and best practices for releasing and monetizing digital works via platforms such as Kindle and Apple Books.
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E-book Publishing
The professional domain encompassing all stages of producing, distributing, and marketing print and digital content—from trade and academic books to magazines and open-access platforms—united by shared industry practices, jargon, and associations.
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Publishing Industry
Broad professional domain encompassing the processes, roles, and communities involved in producing, peer‐reviewing, editing, and disseminating scholarly research across journals, books, and digital platforms.
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Academic Publishing
A broad domain encompassing the platforms, tools, and services for creating, managing, and distributing digital content. It includes blogging engines, traditional and headless CMS, static site generators, newsletter hosts, podcast hosts, and website builders, each backed by dedicated technical cultures and workflows.
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Content Publishing Platforms
Lexicographers are specialists who research, compile, and edit dictionaries, forming a unique professional community centered around language documentation and description.
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Open Access Publishing is a professional community focused on providing free, unrestricted access to scholarly articles and research, encompassing librarians, publishers, researchers, and platform developers.
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Digital Publishing is a professional community focused on the creation, distribution, and management of digital-first content such as e-books, audiobooks, and content-driven apps, using specialized workflows and platform-specific tools.
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Magazine Publishing is the community of professionals dedicated to producing and distributing recurring print and digital magazines. Members include editors, designers, writers, and business strategists who work together to deliver periodical content to specific audiences.
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Book Publishing is a specialized professional community comprising editors, authors, designers, and distributors who collaborate to produce, market, and distribute books for general and educational audiences. This group operates within established industry workflows and cultures, setting it apart from other publishing forms like magazines or academic journals.
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E-book Publishing is a professional community dedicated to the creation, technical production, marketplace navigation, and distribution of digital books, primarily in formats like ePUB and MOBI. Members actively share workflows, industry jargon, and best practices for releasing and monetizing digital works via platforms such as Kindle and Apple Books.
0E-book Publishing
The professional domain encompassing all stages of producing, distributing, and marketing print and digital content—from trade and academic books to magazines and open-access platforms—united by shared industry practices, jargon, and associations.
Contains 7 bubblesPublishing Industry
Broad professional domain encompassing the processes, roles, and communities involved in producing, peer‐reviewing, editing, and disseminating scholarly research across journals, books, and digital platforms.
Contains 3 bubblesAcademic Publishing
A broad domain encompassing the platforms, tools, and services for creating, managing, and distributing digital content. It includes blogging engines, traditional and headless CMS, static site generators, newsletter hosts, podcast hosts, and website builders, each backed by dedicated technical cultures and workflows.
Contains 3 bubblesContent Publishing Platforms
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The professional domain encompassing all stages of producing, distributing, and marketing print and digital content—from trade and academic books to magazines and open-access platforms—united by shared industry practices, jargon, and associations.
Contains 7 bubblesPublishing Industry
Broad professional domain encompassing the processes, roles, and communities involved in producing, peer‐reviewing, editing, and disseminating scholarly research across journals, books, and digital platforms.
Contains 3 bubblesAcademic Publishing
A broad domain encompassing the platforms, tools, and services for creating, managing, and distributing digital content. It includes blogging engines, traditional and headless CMS, static site generators, newsletter hosts, podcast hosts, and website builders, each backed by dedicated technical cultures and workflows.
Contains 3 bubblesContent Publishing Platforms
A broad space encompassing the reading, creation, and appreciation of written works across genres and formats. It includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, graphic novels, writing communities, book clubs, collectors, critics, and literary festivals, each with its own practices, terminology, and events.
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Books & Literature
Space encompassing the practice of creating visual imagery across print, digital, and multimedia contexts. Illustrators share specialized tools, techniques, and insider vocabulary for various sub-disciplines like editorial, concept art, fashion, and technical illustration.
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Illustration
The professional domain encompassing all stages of producing, distributing, and marketing print and digital content—from trade and academic books to magazines and open-access platforms—united by shared industry practices, jargon, and associations.
Contains 7 bubblesPublishing Industry
Broad professional domain encompassing the processes, roles, and communities involved in producing, peer‐reviewing, editing, and disseminating scholarly research across journals, books, and digital platforms.
Contains 3 bubblesAcademic Publishing
A broad domain encompassing the platforms, tools, and services for creating, managing, and distributing digital content. It includes blogging engines, traditional and headless CMS, static site generators, newsletter hosts, podcast hosts, and website builders, each backed by dedicated technical cultures and workflows.
Contains 3 bubblesContent Publishing Platforms
A broad space encompassing the reading, creation, and appreciation of written works across genres and formats. It includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, graphic novels, writing communities, book clubs, collectors, critics, and literary festivals, each with its own practices, terminology, and events.
Contains 21 bubblesBooks & Literature
Space encompassing the practice of creating visual imagery across print, digital, and multimedia contexts. Illustrators share specialized tools, techniques, and insider vocabulary for various sub-disciplines like editorial, concept art, fashion, and technical illustration.
Contains 7 bubblesIllustration
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Book Publishing is a specialized professional community comprising editors, authors, designers, and distributors who collaborate to produce, market, and distribute books for general and educational audiences. This group operates within established industry workflows and cultures, setting it apart from other publishing forms like magazines or academic journals.
Book Publishing
Digital Publishing is a professional community focused on the creation, distribution, and management of digital-first content such as e-books, audiobooks, and content-driven apps, using specialized workflows and platform-specific tools.
Digital Publishing
E-book Publishing is a professional community dedicated to the creation, technical production, marketplace navigation, and distribution of digital books, primarily in formats like ePUB and MOBI. Members actively share workflows, industry jargon, and best practices for releasing and monetizing digital works via platforms such as Kindle and Apple Books.
E-book Publishing
Educational Publishing is the professional community dedicated to creating, editing, and distributing textbooks, digital curricula, and learning assessments for K-12 and higher education. Members collaborate across publishing houses, edtech firms, and independent networks to shape what students and educators use worldwide.
Educational Publishing
Magazine Publishing is the community of professionals dedicated to producing and distributing recurring print and digital magazines. Members include editors, designers, writers, and business strategists who work together to deliver periodical content to specific audiences.
Magazine Publishing
Trade publishing is a community of professionals focused on producing, marketing, and selling books for the general consumer market, distinct from academic, educational, or specialist publishing. It encompasses the workflows, strategies, and industry networks that shape the books seen on mainstream bookstore shelves.
Trade Publishing
Book Publishing is a specialized professional community comprising editors, authors, designers, and distributors who collaborate to produce, market, and distribute books for general and educational audiences. This group operates within established industry workflows and cultures, setting it apart from other publishing forms like magazines or academic journals.
Book Publishing
Digital Publishing is a professional community focused on the creation, distribution, and management of digital-first content such as e-books, audiobooks, and content-driven apps, using specialized workflows and platform-specific tools.
Digital Publishing
E-book Publishing is a professional community dedicated to the creation, technical production, marketplace navigation, and distribution of digital books, primarily in formats like ePUB and MOBI. Members actively share workflows, industry jargon, and best practices for releasing and monetizing digital works via platforms such as Kindle and Apple Books.
E-book Publishing
Educational Publishing is the professional community dedicated to creating, editing, and distributing textbooks, digital curricula, and learning assessments for K-12 and higher education. Members collaborate across publishing houses, edtech firms, and independent networks to shape what students and educators use worldwide.
Educational Publishing
Magazine Publishing is the community of professionals dedicated to producing and distributing recurring print and digital magazines. Members include editors, designers, writers, and business strategists who work together to deliver periodical content to specific audiences.
Magazine Publishing
Trade publishing is a community of professionals focused on producing, marketing, and selling books for the general consumer market, distinct from academic, educational, or specialist publishing. It encompasses the workflows, strategies, and industry networks that shape the books seen on mainstream bookstore shelves.
Trade Publishing
Open Access Publishing is a professional community focused on providing free, unrestricted access to scholarly articles and research, encompassing librarians, publishers, researchers, and platform developers.
Open Access Publishing
Indie authors are writers who independently publish and promote their own books, forming a vibrant online community centered around shared knowledge and mutual support for navigating self-publishing platforms and processes.
Self-publishing & Indie Authors
Typography is a community of creators dedicated to the design, arrangement, and study of letterforms and typefaces for visual communication. Members share specialized practices, technical jargon, and a collective identity distinct from general graphic design.
Typography
Science Writing is a community of writers dedicated to communicating scientific concepts, discoveries, and debates to a broad range of audiences, from general readers to specialists. Members craft engaging narratives, translate technical material, and shape public understanding of science through various media.
Science Writing
Digital journalism is a professional community dedicated to creating, distributing, and innovating news for online audiences using multimedia, real-time updates, and data-driven strategies.
Digital Journalism
Collaborative Document Editing refers to the community of users who actively engage in real-time, multi-user creation and refinement of documents using platforms like Google Docs and Microsoft 365, developing shared norms and workflows.
