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Spread the word about the Open Neuroscience and ask people to add their projects to the website #25

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amchagas opened this issue Sep 27, 2020 · 2 comments
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@amchagas
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One thing that has been working quite well to get projects added to the website is to ask developers/creators to add their projects to the website themselves.

This is good because:

  • Projects added have the best possible description
  • It allows us to interact with people
  • Spreads the herculean effort of tracking and adding all these new projects to the website.

To do this we have created a template message that can be used to contact people via email/github issue. It should be tweaked/tailored a bit for each project, but it has been giving positive results. the template can be found here

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I was thinking of a few other ways in which to promote awareness and how people can contribute:

  • Have a slide available that people can include in their talks to say "This exists, it's cool, come join!".
  • On twitter have a message or a challenge or a poll periodically
    • a message for ppl to tell othres with similar interests about openneuro.
    • to collaborate on a specific effort. (Like write up so and so)
    • poll (favorite project? Name new projects we haven’t covered? Let’s put xx country on the visitor map!!)
  • Reach out to neuro societies in different countries?

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hi @ChucklesOnGitHub ! These sound like good actionable things.

The first and last items seem straight forward, and maybe we could start with those?

I can check if one of our contacts (TReND in Africa, etc) has a list of Neurosocieties somewhere...

In the meantime, try to think of a clever way to do periodic things on twitter without burdening one person to manually update things over and over?

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