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Scholarly document creation continues to face various obstacles. Scholarlytext production requires more complex word processors than other forms of textsbecause of the complex structures of citations, formulas and figures. The needfor peer review, often single-blind or double-blind, creates needs for documentmanagement that other texts do not require. Additionally, the need forcollaborative editing, security and strict document access rules means thatmany existing word processors are imperfect solutions for academics.Nevertheless, most papers continue to be written using Microsoft Word (Sadeghiet al. 2017). We here analyze some of the problems with existing academicsolutions and then present an argument why we believe that running an opensource academic writing solution for academic purposes, such as Fidus Writer,on a Network Attached Storage (NAS) server could be a viable alternative.

Decentralized creation of academic documents using a Network Attached Storage (NAS) server