Question: Documenting Public Lab projects on Github

I think this is sort of analogous to how Summer of Code projects are posted and documented.

Hi Katie! we'd be happy to make you a repository for these. See some example here:

https://github.com/publiclab/community-microscope

https://github.com/publiclab/papercraft-spectrometer/

if that's the route you want to go!

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Hi all, my name is Katie. I'm the Community Tech Fellow working on the bucket monitor project for Public Lab. I'm circling back with some procedural questions on open hardware documentation!

As we move forward on the first draft of a project build, I am doing some background work on best practices for open hardware documentation. I'd like to post plans for this project on Github, as well as OSHWA, but I'm not sure how best to affiliate them with Public Lab. For github specifically, is there a way to tag or link projects to Public Lab, or should I just post under my own account and reference in a link? I'm not quite to the point of posting anything yet, just scoping out the territory.

Thanks in advance!

Katie

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