“We value good communication: transparency, constructive dialogue, knowledge sharing, and respectful listening.”
“Petitioning for Freedom”, and University of Nebraska – Lincoln’s Center for Digital Research in the Humanities as a whole places an emphasis on good communication. They aim to be honest and open when sharing their research to the general public, whether that’s honesty about methodology or their information. They also place great emphasis on knowledge sharing.
PFF practices good communication by making all of their research available in an easily accessible and understandable website database.The PFF website is knowledge sharing in itself. While they could always improve, they link their tools and information on their website, the CDRH website, or in research journals from the project itself.
The Digital Humanities in itself values openness, PFF practices this openness through it’s good communication