Hi!

I am glad people would like to continue. So let's do that. :-)

I will try to join any time you decide. Wednesday after 7:30 works for
me as well. Tuesday after 6, and Friday any time.


Mitar

> I'm down to meet :)!
>
> This wed works after 7 for me. Not usually Thursdays. Fridays earlyish works.
>
> This Tuesday I'm booked, but not always afternoon.
>
> What about ya'll?
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> On Mon, Feb 02, 2015 at 12:45 PM, Gary M Richmond <
> <mailto: >> wrote:
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>     I'm fine meeting this week if y'all are interested!
>     We should discuss what has happened with URAP.
>
>     On Sun, Feb 1, 2015 at 3:18 PM, Klara Pelcl <
>     <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>         I am glad to see that there is still enough interest to keep this going.
>         However, I'm afraid I have to agree with Rachel - we absolutely need
>         serious devs. Any word on that? Do we have any students interested in this?
>
>         On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 10:41 AM, BRIAN YONG KIM <
>         <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>
>             I don't think Mitar "gave up", but he's going to be spending most of
>             his time on another project, while spending his remaining time on
>             PeerLibrary. So he won't be as active or the "leader" as last semester.
>
>             On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 10:35 AM, Rachel <
>             <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                 Really? Awesome! I thought Mitar gave up! I'm in it PT, but have
>                 a little less time than last semester. I think PeerLibrary
>                 really crucially needs devs tho...
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>                 On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 10:05 AM, BRIAN YONG KIM
>                 < <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                     So it seems the majority is confident with continuing with
>                     the project.
>
>                     What is our next course of action? Should we schedule a
>                     meeting amongst us or wait until the remaining URAP students
>                     are chosen? I personally know a few friends that applied to
>                     this project this semester.
>
>                     Sincerely,
>                     Brian Kim
>
>                     On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Cemre Kutluay
>                     < <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                         As being the noneffective member of community:
>
>                         - i believe the times of PeerLibrary is around.
>                         Considering the consolidation of open-science around the
>                         world
>                         <http://news.sciencemag.org/asiapacific/2014/12/india-s-major-science-funders-join-open-access-push>,
>                         PeerLibrary, soon, will become both personal and
>                         institutional tool for knowledge sharing in and around
>                         academic scene.
>
>                         - Decentralisation of development and coordination can
>                         be achieved by throwing a hook to Europe (maybe through
>                         a cooperation with P2P Foundation). I am moving to
>                         Amsterdam for the next 4 months, starting from March and
>                         i'd be more than happy to talk this issue with Michel
>                         Bauwens.
>
>                         - (not much but at least something) I can postpone my
>                         Amsterdam move and relocate around the campus for 3
>                         months to support the efforts (that's the limitation of
>                         an easy visa, i suppose).
>
>                         - we can fund the project via crowd-funding and boost it.
>
>                         best wishes from somewhere in Amazonas.
>
>                         Cemre.
>
>                         On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Rachel
>                         < <mailto: >>
>                         wrote:
>
>                             That makes sense to me. We need programmers to see
>                             it through.
>
>                             Having just one person apply for funding as much as
>                             they can would give peerlibrary a real chance though :)
>
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>                             On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 3:26 AM, Gary M Richmond
>                             <
>                             <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                                 Development is the main concern. We are still
>                                 offering URAP credits this semester, but we're
>                                 likely only asking from programmers.
>                                 Any ideas are welcome. =]
>
>                                 On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 12:53 AM, Klara Pelcl
>                                 <
>                                 <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                                     Hi everyone, sorry for my mia - still in
>                                     Slovenia. So, I wanted to say that I'm on
>                                     the same page with Rachel-I would also like
>                                     to keep contributing as much as possible and
>                                     see how far it takes us. I wouldn't like to
>                                     see people just giving up on such a great
>                                     idea. Besides, it is just going into serious
>                                     testing this semester,no? The user guide is
>                                     almost finished. At the moment, development
>                                     is probably our main concern, right?
>
>                                     Best,
>
>                                     Klara Pelcl
>
>                                     On Jan 24, 2015 7:35 AM, "Rachel"
>                                     <
>                                     <mailto: >> wrote:
>
>                                         I'm so sorry I missed yesterday! I had 3
>                                         meetings at the Omni and have been
>                                         getting heavily involved there :-)
>
>                                         I'm still down to be a part of
>                                         peerlibrary part time like last
>                                         semester. If it comes down to dev stuff
>                                         there's not much more we can do. If it
>                                         comes to funding, there's no harm in
>                                         looking for it in our spare time, and if
>                                         money pops up we can get things going
>                                         again, little by little :-) But
>                                         Peerlibrary isn't anyone's main focus :-)
>
>                                         All the love and hoping to catch up with
>                                         you guys soon!
>
>                                         Happy Learning,
>                                         Rachel
>
>                                         On 01/23/2015 10:20 PM, BRIAN YONG KIM
>                                         wrote:
>
>                                             Any ideas/thoughts to share?
>
>                                             On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 9:20 PM,
>                                             Mitar <

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>                                                 Hi!
>
>                                                 Gary, Brian, and I had a meeting
>                                                 and I have explained to them
>                                                 that I am
>                                                 no longer working on PeerLibrary
>                                                 as my PhD project because my adviser
>                                                 and I realized that not enough
>                                                 progress has been made. I will
>                                                 try to
>                                                 work on it in my free time when
>                                                 I have some. I would like to
>                                                 hear from
>                                                 any of you if you are still
>                                                 interested in PeerLibrary and/or
>                                                 how you
>                                                 think it can continue. What
>                                                 should we do?
>
>
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