ReScience
Editorial board
This is the thread related to the editorial board formation. Ideally, the editorial board should cover any computational science as well as any languages and most common tools & libraries that are used in a specific domain.
- [ ] Physical science
- [ ] Life Science
- [ ] Formal Science
- [ ] Social Science
- [ ] Engineering Science
I tried to modify the board page so as to indicate that I know PyNEST (after I realized almost noone states which neural simulator -Biran, Nest, Neuron- they are familiar with, an information that is helpful for editors looking for rviewers), but this has not been propagated to the webpage: how is it done?
Second, I do not belong anymore to Université Pierre & Marie Curie (as it merged with Paris 4 and is now known as Sorbonne Université), how can I update that too? (well, all board members mentionning UPMC should be updated too)
On the "code" tab on the upper left of this page, clicked on "editorial-board.md", then on the edit button (pen-shaped), et voilà ! But I realize now that this md file lists me as a reviewer, and not associate editor, meaning that it is deprecated, right?
@benoit-girard when you do that, I guess GitHub may have created a fork of the repository for you. If this is the case, your edits are in your own fork of the repo; not the one the ReScience homepage is generated from. You can create a pull request against the original repo to get your changes incorporated in it.
@benoit-girard Do you have a PR button somewhere ? I think @ThomasA is right and you might have edited your own fork (that might be out of date by the way).