Domain Name

[Robert Leach]

Direct the treeview.princeton.edu domain name to the treeview website.

[Robert Leach]

Right now, this domain forwards to http://www.princeton.edu/genomics/, so it's "parked". We just have to decide where it should go.

[Robert Leach]

Initiated a request to csgenome to have this temporarily redirected to http://www.princeton.edu/~abarysh/treeview/

[Anastasia Baryshnikova]

I think I will update the http://www.princeton.edu/~abarysh/treeview/ page at release (shorter description + link to download the software). Ideally, the place that stores the software would also have a) a signup option to received updates about newer versions, b) easy commenting/feedback tool. Can bitbucket do it? If not, do you guys know of another platform?

[Robert Leach]

Bitbucket requires people to have accounts. One I looked up on the outset (whose free version does everything we would need) is uservoice. They can vote for feature requests there too. There might be other places. I know Lance was concerned about using a proprietary site because you might have to start paying or they would go away. uservoice's site says that it's free version is free forever, but you never know.

[Robert Leach]

The redirect appears to be working, so I'll mark this resolved. If we want a stand-alone site, we can create a new ticket.

[Anastasia Baryshnikova]

Ok, then one easy solution is to distribute the software from treeview.princeton.edu (which is http://www.princeton.edu/~abarysh/treeview/ for now, but eventually would probably separate). We already have a signup sheet there. And we will advertise [e-mail] as the main destination for comments. I think that's easy & simple. The only thing is that commenting won't be anonymous and might stop people from doing it. This problem can be solved as well, but requires a bit more work.