Maybe a reorg?

[crertel]

@aabecker et al., I was wondering if you have a Github organization?

If you do, it might make sense to use that as an umbrella collection for different repositories.

My logic is basically:

• Each individual paper/project tends to be somewhat different from each other, though they may share base code.
• Papers and projects tend to accumulate media files and revisions, and that can cause confusing histories
• People having all-or-nothing access to the main codebase can result in comedy if they trample on papers or whatnot

My proposed solution is:

• Create a Github organization for @aabecker 's lab
• Create a master repository for the code that is shared between projects. Basically, just the framework stuff that each project would need itself.
• Create repositories for each project, containing the code and paper stuff (keeping things nice and neat)

If this seems interesting, I'd be happy to give it a go. Just create the org, add me as an admin, let me know about the different projects/papers here, and I'll put together a trial layout. The original repo here need not be changed for the proof-of-concept, so it shouldn't interrupt you all.

Cheers!