Hi Robert, Robert Citek <rwcitek@alum.calberkeley.org> writes: > Thanks, Seth. Is there any way I (and others) can help out with the > development of BioC? Of course! There are a number of ways you (and others) can get involved. One idea that comes to mind: you expressed some interest in an improved installation script that is able to resume after being interrupted. This is something we would like to have, but have not had time to implement. If this was something that interested you, I'd be happy to help get you started (contact me off-list). Other ways to help: 1. Keep the bug reports and questions coming. Bioconductor *is* community driven. The more folks that are testing, reporting, and helping others on the mail list the better. 2. Adopt a section of the Bioconductor website. We will be upgrading our website in the next couple of weeks. The new system will make it easier for remote users to alter content and we could use help maintaining different sections of the site. 3. Write an Sweave-style how to guide describing how to use one or more Bioconductor packages. 4. Contribute a package. 5. Help the core group improve project infratructure. Interested parties should contact me off-list. Best, + seth

On May 25, 2005, at 9:10 AM, Seth Falcon wrote: > 2. Adopt a section of the Bioconductor website. We will be upgrading > our website in the next couple of weeks. The new system will make > it easier for remote users to alter content and we could use help > maintaining different sections of the site. wiki, perhaps? > 4. Contribute a package. Hopefully in the future, but I need to get more familiar with R and BioC. Regards, - Robert