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Nope. Minting doi’s ain’t free and while GitHub isn’t charging you money, we can be sure *someone* is paying for it. If we want these demos to scale we have to figure out the cost.
The long-term sustainability and pricing and maintenance of GH pages is a real concern. Things like LOCKKS https://www.lockss.org/ and the Internet Archive aim to solve part of the problem, but it's definitely only part. I worry a lot about this for my projects.
I like GitHub pages a lot, but I'm not counting on them to persist, that's what Zenodo is for.
@nucholab : minting DOIs is free.
No, you just said that zenodo is Cern-backed!
With that said, millions of papers are published per year. Bandwidth + disk space + DevOps + other overhead ought to be 1-2 orders of magnitude lower than the Internet Archive (which is far, far larger). So I'd guess that at scale < $1 / per paper per year, maybe much less.
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