In July, 1995 the first issue of D-Lib Magazine was published as an on-line, HTML-only, open access magazine, serving as the focal point for the then emerging digital library research community. In 2017 it ceased publication, in part due to the maturity of the community it served as well as the increasing availability of and competition from eprints, institutional repositories, conferences, social media, and online journals -- the very ecosystem that D-Lib Magazine nurtured and enabled. As long-time members of the digital library community and authors with the most contributions to D-Lib Magazine, we reflect on the history of the digital library community and D-Lib Magazine, taking its very first issue as guidance. It contained three articles, which described: the Dublin Core Metadata Element Set, a project status report from the NSF/DARPA/NASA-funded Digital Library Initiative (DLI), and a summary of the Kahn-Wilensky Framework (KWF) which gave us, among other things, Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs). These technologies, as well as many more described in D-Lib Magazine through its 23 years, have had a profound and continuing impact on the digital library and general web communities.

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D-Lib 杂志 25 年回顾

1995 年 7 月，第一期 D-Lib 杂志作为在线、纯 HTML、开放获取杂志出版，成为当时新兴的数字图书馆研究社区的焦点。2017 年它停止出版，部分原因是它所服务的社区的成熟以及电子印刷品、机构存储库、会议、社交媒体和在线期刊的可用性和竞争日益增加——D-Lib 杂志正是生态系统培育和启用。作为数字图书馆社区的长期成员和对 D-Lib 杂志贡献最多的作者，我们以第一期为指导，反思数字图书馆社区和 D-Lib 杂志的历史。它包含三篇文章，描述了：都柏林核心元数据元素集、NSF/DARPA/NASA 资助的数字图书馆计划 (DLI) 的项目状态报告，以及 Kahn-Wilensky 框架 (KWF) 的摘要，其中提供了数字对象标识符 (DOI)。这些技术以及 D-Lib 杂志 23 年来描述的更多技术，对数字图书馆和一般网络社区产生了深远而持续的影响。