Re: [DIYbio] Status/purpose of biohacklabs.org?

Relatedly: I recently registered "biohacker.space", and some other
bright spark registered "hacker.space", so we have those safely parked
for use by global communities. If anyone has ideas for how to use
"biohacker.space" efficiently to offer subdomains and a nice central
parking zone, I'm happy to defer and set some DNS links. :)

On Sat, 2015-12-19 at 08:55 -0800, Ilya Levantis wrote:
> Hi all,
> At some point in the past, at some DIYBio meeting or other, it was
> mooted that a general biohacker's wiki would be useful.
> Thus, I believe, http://www.biohacklabs.org was set up.
>
> I have some content that I would like to put up there since it is
> content that would benefit from edits and additions from anyone
> involved in DIYBio.
> Is biohacklabs.org a good place to put this and are there others that
> would like to add content to the site?
>
> It currently seems a bit dead - presumably because the signup is
> broken and you never get sent the password for an account you create.
>
> If whoever is in charge of the site is able to fix this, should the
> community start putting information up there about protocols, projects
> etc that is useful outside each particular space's own wiki or should
> we just be putting things on openwetware?
>
> I say this because lots of useful information about particular DIY
> protocols, equipment, etc seems to be spread across the internet with
> very little effort at collation. I think collation in the form of a
> community wide wiki (i.e. biohacklabs.org) could be a great asset,
> especially for those new to DIYBio.
>
> Note: I'm not saying that everyone needs to use a centralised wiki for
> everything, but a page about different protocols for homemade/cheap
> growth media production which links to the various blog posts and
> instructables could be a valuable starting point for people.
>
> Ilya
>
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