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https://github.com/blog/2162-better-discoverability-for-github-pages-sites

For example, if you click: blog => home

I've noticed that there there are a few links to tumblr throughout the website (e.g. contribute; neurostars is mentioned in the help and in the Discourse instance as the place to ask questions, though.

I've also noticed that the last question on tumblr was 2 years ago.

Maybe tumblr can be kept for blog posts, but maybe tumblr as a place to get help should be changed to neurostarts and/or the neuroimaging mailing list? And maybe the latter two could be better distinguished in their purpose when changing this?

Dear all,

we are working on a manuscript about various open science tools in neuroscience, where we plan to include an overview figure with the different tools available. Therefore we wish to use the logo of NiPype. Are there any license restrictions, or can we just include the graphic into our manuscript?

Best regards,
Tina Schmitt

Just an issue with the regular expression (sed) command

Just in case nobody has noticed, https://nipy.org appears to be down. Thanks goes out to our CIs for pointing it out. Feel free to close if this is a known issue.

Website looks very nice.

The ordering of the projects is rather difficult to predict though.

Maybe alphabetical would be better?

I suggest you change the name of this repository :
nipy.github.com → nipy.github.io

Perhaps even:
nipy.github.com → nipy.org

hey nipy family!

I'm creating a new initiative, The Greater Good that aims to highlight projects with no underlying incentives or ulterior motives - those that are "for the greater good." The nipy family of tools (I believe) fit strongly within the criteria, and I'm hoping that the community would like to participate. Participation simply means adding the community name to the pledge, and then (optionally) adding a badge to any associated project repos.

Details are provided at the page, and any maintainers / users here are welcome to also join the organization The Good Labs if open source transparency is important to them. It's still early (I'm going to be creating media and other community interactions) and right now I'm getting in touch with projects that I've worked with.

GitHub now supports HTTPS for custom domains. We are using A records, rather than CNAME or ALIAS, so we either need to switch to these other record types or update the IP addresses in the A records.

I'm not sure who administers the DNS records for nipy.org, but it would be nice to support HTTPS, if possible.

See also: Setting up an apex domain

So we can keep track of visitors, etc.

link to the nipy page from the nipy section on the page points back to the same page

it should point to something specific about the nipy package

Relative URLs are probably the safest way to go, since people's individual branches may be tested on a subdirectory of their own github.io domain.

I see:

contribute.html:<img src="http://nipy.github.io/images/reggie.png"/>
index.html:<h2 style="margin-top:20px; margin-bottom:20px">nipy.github.io</h2>

Does anyone have any ideas for why it's not rendering properly anymore? The link to the image seems okay:

https://circleci.com/gh/nipy/nipy.github.com.svg?style=svg

but comes out funky when rendered

Should the nipy code of conduct include resources for reporting behavior that violates community standards? This could be a more direct way to enforce standards established in the code of conduct.

Other communities that allow for reporting of code of conduct violations include Software Carpentry.

if you see the following site: http://kaworu.github.io/octostrap3/

one a computer/tablet browser in wide mode, the menu expands out, while it compresses into the 3 lines icon on a smaller format display (like a phone). you can test it through the developer tools, or simply by expanding and compressing the size of the browser window.

it would be nice to have that capability on the nipy site. it seemed to be trivial till i realized the nipy site isn't using bootstrap.

Each project has it's own logo and look/feel. It'd be great to give a bit of that in the preview and project pages:

Perhaps defining a "logo" field in projects.yml, as well as a primary/secondary color that could be used to style the project preview and full page?

debugging info:

https://help.github.com/articles/why-do-my-images-have-strange-urls/

Pages https://nipy.org/contribute.html and https://github.com/nipreps contain a link to nipy.discourse.group.

This doesn't look like a valid DNS name.

Where should we provide a link to the workshops?

mindboggle is not really about data i/o. it should be moved to a different section.

I think that it would be more useful than the current behavior if, when clicking on the project name (aka title of the box) on the front page, or on "learn more", the user was sent to the project page, rather than the current behavior.

(PS: this is a nitpick, the website is great!)