List of papers/projects stemming from AstroHackWeek

[jakevdp]

We should find a place to keep track of this... where is best? Git repo? Website?

[jakevdp]

Maybe the best location is a page on the 2016 website, where we can begin listing/tracking these. @kbarbary, would that be easy to do?

[kbarbary]

Making a page under the blog might make more sense. The blog is "permanent", whereas the website changes every year. Could link directly to that page from the 2016 landing page though.

[drphilmarshall]

I agree, the blog would be good for this. In an ideal world, each paper
that arose from astro hack week would get its own blog post!

On Wed, Oct 7, 2015 at 1:21 PM, Kyle Barbary [email protected]
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Making a page under the blog might make more sense. The blog is
"permanent", whereas the website changes every year. Could link directly to
that page from the 2016 landing page though.

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[jakevdp]

I was thinking of a page that can be continually updated – so maybe a github wiki page would be better.

[kbarbary]

Let's start with a wiki page for the moment. The content will be the hardest part and a wiki will make it easier for more people to fill it in. Either on the astrohackweek.github.io or the blog repo.

[jakevdp]

OK – started it here: https://github.com/AstroHackWeek/blog/wiki

[jakevdp]

@davidwhogg @dhuppenkothen @drphilmarshall can you forward this wiki link to folks?