The migration to the new software has been completed.
If everything works as expected I will request the removal of the original site.
Thanks again to everyone that contributed.
best,
Istvan
ok, that's my mistake here
what happened is that the minus was reserved to indicate the removal
of a tag so it is not accepted anymore inside the tag, I have to
rethink this a bit and correct it
best,
Istvan
--
Istvan Albert
Associate Professor, Bioinformatics
Pennsylvania State University
http://www.personal.psu.edu/iua1/
Thank you for moving to the Free and Open Source software model!
Alex
Please, dont remove the original site unless there is an automatic
method to redirect any link from the old page to the new. BioStar has
become a very useful place for biologist and many threads has been
cited in web and probably in papers and are stored in many many
browser bookmarks and would be useful to recover them. Now when you go
to any of the links, you are redirected only to the home page of the
new site. I tried to substitute biostar.stackexchange.com with
www.biostar.org but it does not go http://ww16.biostar.org/error.html.
How can convert my old links to the new site?
> Thanks again to everyone that contributed.
>
> best,
>
> Istvan
--
- Pablo Marin-Garcia
Thanks
P.S. The red banner at the top is too bright and the letters in the
menu are difficult to read
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 4:31 AM, Istvan Albert <iu...@psu.edu> wrote:
--
- Pablo Marin-Garcia
if you have technical problems please send the email to me directly at
rather than replying to this group thread.
Yes, reputation is now a sum of all upvotes + accepted answers rather
than being a formula.
best,
Istvan
This way, the issues are open, so I:
- can go there first and find out if anyone has already reported my issue
- comment on issues that others have reported
- track the status of issues that I report or that I'm interested in
Absolutely I would prefer that approach too if they know how to do so.
Realistically speaking many people don't have github accounts, or
don't want to sing up to github just to report an issue. Also some
problems like not being able to log in etc may have an urgency to
them. I do plan to open an issue for problems that appear to be
general.
So let me restate the preferred course of actions for reporting problems
1. open an issue
2. send an email to me (and I'll open the issue for you)
3. post to newsgroup
best,
Istvan
I am not sure what profile ext means. Could you please elaborate a bit.
best,
Istvan
> Sorry, missed a "t". I meant the "profile text". Profiles on the old
> stack exchange contained a description, at least for those of us who
> added that and you could also give a URL.
I see,
the profiles are migrated only that the html (for those that used it)
would need to be turned into markdown.
But I transformed your profile now so it should look fine.
http://www.biostars.org/user/profile/1350/
wow you have so many cool webservices.
(though now your profile text is a bit too long for the current form
verifier thus right now you can't change it unless you shorten it -
this is a bug that will be fixed soon)
Huh - me too. If I was a moderator on the old SE site, I hadn't realised it.
http://www.biostars.org/user/profile/146/
Was there a criteria for this? I'm not complaining mind you ;)
Peter
> Was there a criteria for this? I'm not complaining mind you ;)
just the usual promotion and tenure process - aka black box
;-)
best,
istvan
> Was there a criteria for this? I'm not complaining mind you ;)
hey I just came up with a new rule, anyone that passes me in
reputation will become an administrator
;-)