[GenABEL-dev] GenABEL tutorials to SVN

[Yurii Aulchenko]

Dear All,

For long time I was thinking that GenABEL tutorial(s) should be a part of
the project - the same logic as with the code, with the same idea that in
such case people can easily contribute by submitting patches and new
pieces.

The problem was (and still is) that the tutorial uses some data sets, which
are not public domain, and it is quite awkward if we as the project start
re-distributing them. Little by little I am trying to switch the whole
thing to the use of only public and simulated data, but this is a lengthy
process.

So I thought that may be a good solution is to put the code of tutorials on
our SVN; and put the data only if these are either public or simulated. Of
cause in this way the tutorials will not be really "functional" (e.g. they
would not compile right away), but this may become a starting point for
others to build up something new and really
free-for-all-to-use-and-contribute.

Let me know what you think,
best regards,
Yurii
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