Following on from #26, which resulted in a very busy weekend, this issue tracks activities for The Timeline's sustainability. The below tasks should have their own "to-do list" issues raised to work on them.
[ ] #140 : requires clear requirements, possibly integration with GitHub to track changes, and maybe setting Museum of The World as an ideal benchmark)
[ ] Something better than GitHub. The branch-thing works for tracking changes alongside authors of changes. This is the only value I understand of GitHub. Unfortunately, GitHub has a language of its own; a natural language filled with jargon that makes no sense in any other language. I do not speak GitHub and do not expect potential contributors to learn GitHub. Google Docs and Microsoft Word are much more user-friendly. A History of Research Ethics would best be migrated to a site where people can join in by virtue of their speaking English (or whatever language The Timeline is translated to). This is the biggest task.
[x] Issue templates for different contribution types (see Protocol 3).
[x] Protocol 6 (?) on communications platforms (GitHub to track changes, GitHub.io site for accessible text-version of the timeline, Tiki-Toki for interactive visualisation, Zenodo for academic citation, Medium for series of related stories). #34
[x] Protocol 7 (?) on citing/referencing The Timeline (see #25, #32).
[x] Create a .cff file
[x] #36
[ ] #40
[ ] #107 — one for @yochannah ! (As per comment below.)
[ ] #45
[ ] Change repo name to An Incomplete History of Research Ethics as per Twitter poll.
[ ] Make sure all links are updated in line with the new name.
Following on from #26, which resulted in a very busy weekend, this issue tracks activities for The Timeline's sustainability. The below tasks should have their own "to-do list" issues raised to work on them.