Welcome to the OPF Knowledge Base Wiki
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The OPF wiki is here to gather knowledge relating to key issues in digital preservation and organise these to allow practitioners, developers and information specialists to better preserve digital heritage. This wiki welcomes contributions from every member of the community and provides a hosting space for many global projects. From practitioners, we welcome your use case scenarios and problems and hope to link these with solution providers. For developers, we not only hope to join you to practitioners in the community through online and face-to-face events, but also welcome your valuable solutions with advice on software development, project hosting and distribution. Gathering together communities and key knowledge allows information managers to make effective decisions for preserving our digital heritage.  Share your challenges and solutions with the community, and view the resulting record of digital preservation practice  Get involved with these collaborative digital preservation initiatives, including Q&A on Stack, the Atlas of Digital Damages and the OPF Format Corpus  Find tools for solving your digital preservation challenges in the OPF Tool Registry  File format risks you should be concerned about, and how to identify them in your content  All you need to know about developing software with the OPF, with guidance on making your software effective, sustainable, maintainable and reusable  Blog, comment and exchange ideas on the main Open Preservation Foundation website Key topics in digital preservation |
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