Selected online communities dedicated to legal and historical sources.

The Paleography Society is a public group on Facebook, which brings together people interested in paleography. Members of the group post historical texts(manuscripts and old prints) on the website and help each other translate these texts.

Medieval Latin Paleography (sermons and preaching material) - Mutual help - is a private group on Facebook on which you can ask for help with difficult readings in medieval manuscripts in Latin, with a special focus on sermons and preaching material.

Latin Paleography is a public group on Facebook about Latin Paleography, where people may upload images of Latin manuscripts to share, decipher, read and translate them.

German Paleography Support Group is a public group on Facebook about paleography on which members can ask questions and upload pictures ofmühsamer German text to get help from other members.

Paleographie en ligne (Facebook) is the first teaching service of modern paleography (15th-18th century). See also the website. 

La Grande H. : Histoire & Idées is a public Facebook group for exchanging information on current history and ideas (political science, philosophy, sociology).

Novellae: News of Medieval Canon Law is a public Facebook group. "Novellae: New of Medieval Canon Law" is an offspring of the news bulletin "Novellae" issued by the Stephan Kuttner Institute of Medieval Canon Law and by Iuris Canonici Medii Aevi Associatio the International Society of Medieval Canon Law (see also the website).

Medieval Updates is a community page on Facebook. This site is devoted to world academic publishing market in Medieval and Early Modern Studies.

Gruppo di Imago La Nobiltà del Facsimile is a public group on Facebook. For many years Imago has been engaged in reproducing ancient manuscripts in faithful copies, like an old Renaissance workshop. In this group they published images of the manuscripts reproduced, the techniques used, but not only. They will welcome any account of knowledge and experience, direct or indirect, with ancient manuscripts and precious books.