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GO clinics

Resolve unresolved SourceForge items with dedicated sessions, submitter + GO eds + interested parties, posted publicly, contentious items excluded

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GO clinics

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  1. GO clinics Curing all your ontology ills

  2. The problem • Many unresolved SourceForge items: • many people involved in discussion/long thread, never reaches conclusion • unresolved disagreements • requires some change in policy that needs face-to-face discussion

  3. The solution: GO clinics* • Dedicated sessions of time for specific SF items • Submitter + GO eds + other interested parties • 30 – 45 minute slots • Items nominated in advance of clinic, posted publically • Shouldn’t attempt very contentious items • * This idea came from Emily, Ruth & Val who thought it up in the pub. Enough said.

  4. GO clinics • Pilot session during September GOC in Cambridge • Set aside an afternoon, people turn up at the time of their item • If item remains unresolved after allotted time, discussion is ended • An appointed ontology editor will act as chair for each discussion

  5. GO clinics • Example SF items for clinic: protein processing SF:1000275, 1232819 & 1913777 What is the distinction between protein processing and protein modification? Write new def for protein processing. mRNA stability SF:1652284 Decide on parentage for mRNA stabilization and related terms. general and specific transcription SF:1590000 Should we distinguish between distinguish specific and general transcription? ‘response to’ terms SF:2094943 Just what exactly do these terms mean? Where does ‘response to’ start and end?

  6. GO clinics SF:1000275, 1232819 & 1913777 What is the distinction between protein processing and protein modification? Write new def for protein processing.

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