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Author: mmmarksman

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 There is a lack of suitable alternatives to the traditional, journal-centric publishing system, which stifles innovation and perpetuates inequitable knowledge sharing and participation. A major part of this problem is not a lack of intention but rather a lack of coordination among scholarly open-source infrastructure providers, which is preventing the development of a robust, foundational infrastructure that benefits the entire scholarly community.
 
-To bridge these gaps, Wellcome has funded us to develop a new independent initiative called [eLife Pathways](https://elifepathways.org/).
+To bridge these gaps, Wellcome has funded us to develop a new independent initiative called eLife Pathways.
 
 Our mission? To build and service a diverse, inclusive, and coordinated publishing ecosystem for all. By strengthening existing collaborations and forging new ones, eLife Pathways aims to empower the community to embrace open technology, where communities assess research responsibly, share knowledge equitably, and spark innovation.
 
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 Simply opening up source code isn't enough to drive widespread adoption of open scholarly infrastructure. It requires a hands-on approach, technical expertise, and intentional connection. eLife Pathways will therefore focus on three actionable pillars:
 
 1. **Deliver community-validated enhancements:** We will upgrade our existing software and connect it directly to key open-source infrastructures to accelerate adoption and significantly improve interoperability across the ecosystem. We will make community-driven changes to [Kotahi](https://kotahi.community/), [Sciety](https://sciety.org/) and eLife's [preprint review](https://elifesciences.org/inside-elife/e793d834/what-is-a-reviewed-preprint) infrastructure.
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 2. **Co-develop free, open-source tooling:** In partnership with like-minded organisations, we will co-create integrated tools that strengthen open scholarly infrastructure and deliver meaningful impact for the communities they serve. Our first project will be to develop a universal JATS XML conversion solution with the Public Knowledge Project.
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 3. **Participate in important community projects:** We will provide the underlying technology and operational strength needed to boost new projects and initiatives, ensuring they gain momentum and drive long-term resilience. We are currently collaborating with [COMET](https://www.cometadata.org/) on their [projects](https://www.cometadata.org/projects/) and working on the [Open Exchange Architecture (OXA)](https://oxa.dev/) to support interoperable, structured scientific content.
 
 ## Redirecting Our Technology Focus