Archipelago Commons is entirely open source. You are encouraged to extend and configure it in any way you like.

This is a blank slate. Use cases can be modeled and webforms adapted or new ones created to adapt to almost any metadata and media workflow. During this process you will probably find issues, have questions and also suggestions. The following links will lead you to places where those interactions can safely happen!

If you want to discuss, ask questions, or bring your use cases, please join the Archipelago google groups forum.

Our evolving and never enough documentation

You can also find us writing code and constantly improving Archipelago in our Github repositories.

Archipelago Commons is supported by the following advisory board:

• Zachary Spalding, South Eastern New York Library Resources Council (SENYLRC)

• Kameelah Janan Rasheed, Writer, Artist and Educator

• Tim Spindler, Long Island Libraries Resource Council (LILRC)

• Benjamin J. Armintor, Columbia University

• Marii Nydrop, New York University

• Sophie Glidden Lyon, La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club

• Josh Hadro, International Image InteroperabilityFramework (IIIF)

• Henry Raine, New York Historical Society

• Hillel Arnold, Rockefeller Archive Center

• Esther Jackson, Columbia University

• Natalie Milbrodt, Queens Library

• Nadine Sergejeff, Newark Public Library

• Sumitra Duncan, Frick Art Reference Library