[Bessig] Request for Comments: ESIP's research code/software guidelines, October 2016

[soren scott]

Hello all,

Final round. The complete draft of ESIP's research code/software guidelines
<https://esipfed.github.io/Software-Assessment-Guidelines/guidelines.html> is
available for comment throughout October. If you have suggestions or
feedback for:

   1. Interoperability
   <https://esipfed.github.io/Software-Assessment-Guidelines/guidelines.html#h.k8wt6ghlvp2k>
   2. Jupyter notebooks as code or documentation (any notebook platform)
   3. The proposed progression
   <https://esipfed.github.io/Software-Assessment-Guidelines/guidelines.html#h.b2e39m7jtud5>
    model
   4. Sustainability
   <https://esipfed.github.io/Software-Assessment-Guidelines/guidelines.html#h.ekrcac4t6s00>
    or adoption/reuse
   <https://esipfed.github.io/Software-Assessment-Guidelines/guidelines.html#h.hftwhr372i88>

please chime in now! And suggestions for any other section are more than
welcome.

If you're interested in a telecon to discuss the progression model,
sustainability and adoption/reuse, the guidelines proper or some other
topic in the draft, please let me know by completing this google form:

https://goo.gl/forms/K3QEH1LUsjbZEhaB2


If you use the Hypothes.is tool for commenting, let me know who you are
(user name in hypothes.is and name/affiliation) so that we can add you to
the Contributors list.

Thank you,
Soren


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Soren Scott
Research Coder
The Ronin Institute for Independent Scholarship
soren.scott at ronininstitute.org
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