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    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    I will have a look at it :-)
    @libcce I like it
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    :) Might need something about creating a website for the thesis/dissertation project as well?
    Those were the 4 major themes: collaboration, sharing, versioning, website
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    @silviadg87 are you still there?
    Have time to chat?
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    yes sure!still here
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Looking at the Git lesson, will it be that we start with setting up an account, creating a template thesis md file and then walking through a my first pull request?
    We talked about merge conflicts before
    in an exercise
    Just as the lessons use datasets, I wonder if we can have a sample thesis md file?
    I think we talked about this as well
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    usually we ask to create an account before the workshop. We add this request on the email we send the week before
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    So something to put in setup
    and possibly instructor notes
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    but yes we enter in the account and then I would say we create a repository and start the thesis.md file
    yes
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Do you have a sample thesis.md file? From the Git lesson you ran?
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    no unfortunately but I will create a new one...
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    @ragamouf_twitter wow! this intro to the FAIR lesson is fab https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-research-data/pull/5/files#diff-0 going to merge now! you and everyone you worked with are stars!
    @silviadg87 shoot... but this is great... i'm feeling good about the direction of the lesson now :)
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    me too :-)
    Silvia Di Giorgio
    @silviadg87
    @libcce unfortunately I am leaving soon... We recycled already some material from the software carpentry lesson (hope this is fine) and we started writing the new part as well.
    have a nice weekend :-)
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    you too!
    Konrad Förstner
    @konrad
    Cologne is wrapping up - nice weekend, everybody!
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Waving from NC :)
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    LC lessons on GitHub https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry
    Scott Peterson
    @scottcpeterson
    UC Berkeley is online now
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Here is the Etherpad for the sprint https://pad.carpentries.org/2019-lc-mozsprint
    C. Fernsebner Eslao
    @Fernsebner_twitter
    @libcce what's the plan for getting changes from the Wikidata lesson google docs back into the .md files?
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    @Fernsebner_twitter I was waiting for the ZB MED team to tell us... but I think we can just start submitting PRs and they can approve
    C. Fernsebner Eslao
    @Fernsebner_twitter
    Cool. Thanks.
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    https://regexr.com/
    Jeff Oliver
    @jcoliver
    More work coming in from Arizona on python and tidy data lessons
    Eric Lopatin
    @elopatin-uc3
    @libcce : elopatin-uc3
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Thanks!
    Adding you to the Git repo
    Hi @jcoliver !
    Eric Lopatin
    @elopatin-uc3
    Thanks Chris!
    Jeff Oliver
    @jcoliver
    @libcce :wave:
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Hi @scottcpeterson and intro to data for archivists team, do you want to ask Twitter what might be helpful topics to cover in an intro to data for archivists lesson? I can tweet out that question via the LC Twitter account?
    I know I've always looked for something on working with WARCs
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Hi @Fernsebner_twitter how are you doing on the Wikidata lesson? Do you want to walk through contributing anything right now? Putting together a pull request?
    Thomas Guignard
    @timtomch
    Hi again, this is the code4lib North breakout group signing in again. We're continuing to work on cleaning up the Web Scraping lesson.
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    @timtomch :thumbsup:
    Thanks!!!
    Thomas Guignard
    @timtomch
    @libcce @weaverbel - a bunch of the branches you had created for your pull requests are still there post-merge. I'm guessing it's safe to delete them now.
    Chris Erdmann
    @libcce
    Yes, absolutely
    It's something we have to remember as Maintainers is to clean all that up