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StudySwap is an online platform where researchers can post brief descriptions of resources available for use (“Haves”) or resources they need that another researcher may have (“Needs”)
Daniel-Mietchen
commented
6 years ago
[//]: # "======================= Instructions for posting issues: (1) Review what is already there. Perhaps a comment to an existing issue would be more appropriate than opening a new one? Issues can be a topic idea, a cry for help, a to-do, or a discussion / question about the event itself. (2) Write your post (below this text blob) using Markdown (as per https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/ ) or just plain text. (3) Don't worry about these introductory lines - you can leave or delete them, as they won't display anyway (you can check this via Preview). (4) Hit the 'Submit new issue' button. ============================"