Abstract
Combining with website generators Le Crieur (for journals and blogs), Le Pressoir (for monographs) and TowSty (for scientific project valorization), the collaborative text editor Stylo enables the online modelling and editorialization of various scientific publications. This helps meet the needs and practices of research communities in the humanities. These tools aim to rethink and move beyond the paradigms inherited from print publishing, as well as the one-size-fits-all approaches and systems provided by dominant commercial publishing platforms, while remaining grounded in actual practices and constraints.