Getting Connected#

Please read Contributing for information about how to get involved with the biocommons.

Documents#

The Google Drive folder contains presentations, project planning, manuscripts, and similar documents.

Slack is the fastest way to get fast answers. Join biocommons Slack workspace, then introduce yourself on #intros.

Google groups are used to grant access to files, invite people to meetings, and, of course, for email distribution.

Announcement lists are for announcements only; anyone may join, but posting is limited.

biocommons-announce Announcement list. Low-volume, read-only list primarily for announcements of new releases, meetings, and similar information.

Discussion lists are for community discussion; anyone may join and post, but first posts are moderated to cut down spam.

biocommons-devs Discussion list for developers of biocommons tools.
biocommons-hacakathons Discussion list for biocommons hackathons.
biocommons-users Discussion list for users to ask and answer questions about tools.

Archived lists are kept to preserve prior discussions.