Proteopedia:Email list
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| - | You are | + | You are encouraged to subscribe to the [http://www.bioinformatics.org/mm/listinfo/proteopedialist-for-users Proteopedia Email List for Users]. In June, 2020, it has 88 members, while Proteopedia has >4,500 registered users. You do not need to have a Proteopedia user account in order to subscribe. The [http://www.bioinformatics.org/pipermail/proteopedialist-for-users Archives] are where you can see past discussions. This email list is the central forum for |
*'''Asking questions''' about how to do things in Proteopedia | *'''Asking questions''' about how to do things in Proteopedia | ||
*'''Requesting new capabilities''' | *'''Requesting new capabilities''' | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 24 June 2020
You are encouraged to subscribe to the Proteopedia Email List for Users. In June, 2020, it has 88 members, while Proteopedia has >4,500 registered users. You do not need to have a Proteopedia user account in order to subscribe. The Archives are where you can see past discussions. This email list is the central forum for
- Asking questions about how to do things in Proteopedia
- Requesting new capabilities
- Letting the user community know about new pages of broad interest and new capabilities.
Anyone who authors a new page, or substantially enhances an existing page, is encouraged to let the Proteopedia community know with a message on this list.
Traffic has been light:
* 2019: 10 messages * 2018: 13 messages * 2017: 4 messages * 2016: 4 messages * 2015: 4 messages * 2014: 17 messages * 2013: 13 messages * 2012: 21 messages * 2011: 7 messages * 2010: 44 messages * 2009: 140 messages * 2008: 9 messages (list started Aug 30, 2008)
See Also
- Proteopedia:Twitter - follow us at Proteopedia on Twitter
- The Proteopedia Video Guide: movies that show you how to author content in Proteopedia.
- Help:Editing, Scene authoring tools, Help:Protected Pages, and Proteopedia: Policies.
- Proteopedia:Wishlist and Proteopedia:Problems.
- About Macromolecular Structure, a list of pages on topics such as Asymmetric Units vs. Biological Units; the Protein Data Bank and PDB files; Morphs; Resolution, R value, and Free R
- And for an overview of everything, of course, the Main Page and About Proteopedia.
