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 More options Apr 25 2012, 3:45 pm
From: Stewart Long <stew...@publiclaboratory.org>
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2012 12:45:31 -0700
Local: Wed, Apr 25 2012 3:45 pm
Subject: 100th map

I am excited to announce that the 100th map was just published to the PLOTS
Archive <http://publiclaboratory.org/archive>. This number is expected to
rise faster because more MapKnitter <http://MapKnitter.org/> projects are
being added to the archive.

To publish your map to the archive, on MapKnitter, click the button to make
it open-source and take the time to fill out the map details page for your
project. Adding the date of the flight, the name of the map, the map
makers, and any back story is great. Map details, ground photos, and other
comments can also be added to the maps after they are published in the
PLOTS Archive, but we cannot publish your map until the map is marked as
"open-source" by the author on MapKnitter. The date of the map is a
required data field to publish it to the archive as well.

Also, remember to ask for help from others in the PLOTS community and
staff. There are people willing to help out in all stages of the process
from getting started to finishing a map.

Looking forward to reaching 200!

--
Stewart Long
director of geography and data
publiclaboratory.org
+1-760-888-5287


 
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