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    NobleID for Authors

    Persistent, Verifiable, Open — Get citable identifiers for your research

    What you get

    A short, citable ID with the full mint date:

    Root (latest): ark:/nobleid/20092025/7X9K2Q → https://nobleid.org/20092025/7X9K2Q
    Pinned version: ark:/nobleid/20092025/7X9K2Q:v2 → https://nobleid.org/20092025/7X9K2Q:v2
    • • Verifiable provenance: a signed receipt (hashes + timestamps)
    • • Version history that keeps older citations valid
    • • Persistent resolution with metadata in multiple formats
    When to use it

    Any time you want a durable, versioned, citable link:

    Preprints
    Articles
    Datasets
    Software releases
    Protocols
    Project docs
    What you'll enter (minimum)

    Required:

    • • Title
    • • Creators (names; ORCID optional)
    • • Type (paper | dataset | software | protocol | project)
    • • Abstract/Description (short)

    Optional:

    • • Content URL (can add later)
    • • Existing DOI (to import metadata)
    • • Affiliation (ROR)
    • • Keywords, Language, License
    How to mint (2 paths)

    1. Web form

    Paste metadata, click Generate NobleID.

    2. API

    curl -X POST https://api.nobleid.org/api/v1/nobleid/generate \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      -d '{
        "title": "Climate impacts in 2025",
        "authors": ["A. Researcher","B. Collaborator"],
        "type": "paper",
        "abstract": "Short abstract...",
        "orcid": "0000-0002-1825-0097",
        "contentUrl": "https://publisher.org/papers/123.pdf"
      }'
    How to cite
    Researcher, A. & Collaborator, B. (2025).
    Climate impacts in 2025. NobleID:
    ark:/nobleid/20092025/7X9K2Q (v2).
    https://nobleid.org/20092025/7X9K2Q:v2

    (Resolver also provides CSL-JSON, BibTeX, RIS.)

    How versions work

    Your root ID always points to the latest. Old versions remain citable.

    To publish an update:

    curl -X POST https://api.nobleid.org/api/v1/nobleid/work/20092025%2F7X9K2Q/versions \
      -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
      -d '{ "change_notes": "Revised methods and new figure" }'

    This will return a new version PID like ark:/nobleid/20092025/7X9K2Q:v2.

    Claim your authorship (optional, recommended)
    1. 1. Create your NobleID-P person record (email/OIDC sign-in)
    2. 2. Claim the work to show your name with a verified badge on the resolver page
    3. 3. You can link ORCID later if you like (not required)
    FAQ (quick)

    Wallet required?

    No. Everything works with email or API keys.

    Can I import a DOI?

    Yes—paste the DOI; we'll fetch public metadata.

    Can I move or update the file later?

    Yes—publish a new version; old versions remain.

    Privacy?

    We store the minimum; personal profiles are opt-in.

    Good practice
    • • Put the short link (https://nobleid.org/20092025/7X9K2Q) in your slides, CV, and profile bios
    • • If hosted on a publisher site, ask them to embed the Update-Checker badge so readers always see the latest
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