AMMRL: nmrwiki.org - seeking your advice
Evgeny Fadeev (evgeny.fadeev@gmail.com)
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 11:02:23 -0800
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Hello,
Decided to ask you to take another look at the nmrwiki.org website.
The site was quite substantially updated since the first announcement last
November. - I wish to thank those who have helped building the website.
* there are now about 150 pages (counting all even smallest documents)
* support to store literature references
* drawing of mathematical equations in LaTeX
* pulse sequence drawing from plain text (my own software an input format)
On the upcoming ENC conference I will be giving a presentation about the
potential of the wiki web platform for use as an open non-commercial
collaborative documentation system.
It would be great if you could have a look and hopefully give me your
critical advice - now or perhaps next week at the conference.
Also I would like to remind you that you can edit this website right from
the browser. I am now posting 95% of my new documentation on nmrwiki and
only 5% or less - on the internal password protected website.
My typical use is typing up manual as I train a new user. It takes longer
first time but it does help create manuals that work. Also I sometimes
revisit links to publications that I've posted before; and I take notes of
what I read to revisit later.
Somewhere by middle or end of April I will start providing full backup of
nmrwiki content to anyone requesting it. (Mainly to assure you that your
contribution won't be re-sold or anything like that.)
Best regards,
Evgeny.
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Evgeny Fadeev, Ph.D.
Director, BioMolecular Spectroscopy Facility
1212 Natural Sciences 1
University of California Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697
telephone: 949-824-5842
www.physics.uci.edu/~biomolenmr
nmrwiki.org
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Hello,
Decided to ask you to take another look at the nmrwiki.org website.
The site was quite substantially updated since the first announcement last November. - I wish to thank those who have helped building the website.
* there are now about 150 pages (counting all even smallest documents)
* support to store literature references
* drawing of mathematical equations in LaTeX
* pulse sequence drawing from plain text (my own software an input format)
On the upcoming ENC conference I will be giving a presentation about the potential of the wiki web platform for use as an open non-commercial collaborative documentation system.
It would be great if you could have a look and hopefully give me your critical advice - now or perhaps next week at the conference.
Also I would like to remind you that you can edit this website right from the browser. I am now posting 95% of my new documentation on nmrwiki and only 5% or less - on the internal password protected website.
My typical use is typing up manual as I train a new user. It takes longer first time but it does help create manuals that work. Also I sometimes revisit links to publications that I've posted before; and I take notes of what I read to revisit later.
Somewhere by middle or end of April I will start providing full backup of nmrwiki content to anyone requesting it. (Mainly to assure you that your contribution won't be re-sold or anything like that.)
Best regards,
Evgeny.
--
Evgeny Fadeev, Ph.D.
Director, BioMolecular Spectroscopy Facility
1212 Natural Sciences 1
University of California Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697
telephone: 949-824-5842
www.physics.uci.edu/~biomolenmr
nmrwiki.org
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