HM Rando

@michoug, we were able to implement this (see linked PR above and greenelab/covid19-review#1104) by reading the data into python via pandas, using [DataFrame.to\_markdown](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.to_markdown.html) to convert it to markdown, and storing...

Thank you for tagging me @agitter! @castedo, this is a question I am very interested in. For the COVID-19 review (https://github.com/greenelab/covid19-review/), we have over 50 authors, mostly biologists and clinicians...

Hi @castedo! My experience on this project has been that people feel most comfortable editing in track changes, so it's hard to convince them to adopt markdown-based approaches (or at...

I think Troy Stevens (University of South Alabama) would be able to help with the section, specifically with regarding how these things affect the lungs. I don't think he has...

Hi @matfax, you are definitely welcome to write reviews of preprints without an expertise in that specific field! I think one of the great strengths of this project is having...

I'm sure we will want to keep working on this, but hoping it's in reasonable shape for the current draft so I'm moving the label to "future version". I definitely...

Very odd, thank you for catching this! @cgreene do you have any thoughts on whether this is something _mSystems_ would be able to fix (or whom to contact there?)

I believe this issue is resolved now!  (I think _mSystems_ resolved it on their own, I just went to email and noticed...

> Not quite, there are a few people listed twice: you @rando2, Casey, Ronan (maybe I've missed someone). It seems they just expanded the Review Consortium, so people listed as...

I can check with Casey about this next week-- he's out of town this week but I usually meet with him on Wednesdays. He's an editor there so might have...