Digital Data and Knowledge Making in the FieldFootnote^*

* I would like to thank Cara Steger for helpful comments on the manuscript and the research detailed in part 2 of the manuscript. I would also like to thank the editor, three anonymous referees and the special issue coeditors for seeing this special issue come to light.

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