It appears that Jay Daley <exec-director@xxxxxxxx> said: >> It might still be nice to do whatever dance ORCID would like so that the IETF >> becomes a more clear source for ORCID. We can join as a member, probably via the ORCID US consortium which gets us the highest level of API access. It costs about $5K/yr. >> It appears that for some publications, ORCID gets my info automagically. >> I can otherwise update my list via adding via our doi... and maybe I'll >> research the API for doing that. Start here: https://info.orcid.org/documentation/integration-guide/getting-started-with-your-orcid-integration/ With respect to dead email addresses, it looks like you can add any address you want to your profile. There's a validated flag which it sets when you click on a link they send to the address. If the address is dead, they can't validate it, but it's still in your profile. There are ways for a member to update its authors' profiles but the description of what permissions you need to do what are somewhat obscure. I'd guess it involves something like getting the author to provide an OAUTH token via some interaction on the member's (i.e. the IETF's) web site. R's, John
