The Text+ Blog (ISSN 2941-2250) has served since 2022 as an open-access platform for text- and language-based research data in the humanities, connecting the European DARIAH community. Hosted on Hypotheses.org via OpenEdition and supported by the Max Weber Foundation, it combines academic citability with low-threshold usability. In 2024 the blog recorded 5,472 unique visitors, averaging over 450 per month, with 53% accessing directly and 28% via search engines. This poster presents the blog's five core functions, dissemination of project developments, presentation of related research and institutional services, community networking, open discourse via participatory design, and provision of citable reference material, as well as its multichannel communication strategy using LinkedIn, Mastodon, and the project website.
Buddenbohm et al. (2026) studied this question.