IDEA: Guide to Open Science Groups

[W. Trevor King]

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 08:36:28AM +0100, Jenny Molloy wrote:
> I'm currently at an AllBio event on open science and reproducibility
> with a bunch of bioinformatics focused people and one of the groups
> yesterday led by Camille Scott started pulling together a compendium
> of links to open science related tools, projects and orgs which
> might be a ready made starting point [5].
> …
> [5] https://github.com/camillescott/oarr-compendium/tree/gh-pages

Ah, this looks like a good start to me :).  I like the outline in
training especially [1].  The journal/review page looks like it mixes
a list of journals with a list of suggested practices [2].  Ecosystems
and advocacy look good, but could use longer (but not too long ;)
blurbs outlining the position of each entry [3,4].  I'll try to chip
in on those fronts as I get time for entries I'm familiar with ;).

Cheers,
Trevor

[1]: http://camillescott.github.io/oarr-compendium/html/training
[2]: http://camillescott.github.io/oarr-compendium/html/open_journals_and_reviewing
[3]: http://camillescott.github.io/oarr-compendium/html/ecosystems
[4]: http://camillescott.github.io/oarr-compendium/html/advocacy

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