Rfam: Wikipedia, clans and the “decimal” release

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@4urelie @theboocock @RfamDB A secondary criteria we also used was, can we write anything interesting for the corresponding @Wikipedia entry? https://t.co/eDtZ0PZauj https://t.co/XePoj4Jy5o https://t.co/po6Sh1VgiO

RT @caseybergman: Some great ex. of community curation to guide #FutureOfFlybase RFAM + Wikipedia: https://t.co/zai4Uijfoo WebApollo: https…

OF NOTE: Rfam: Wikipedia, clans and the "decimal" release. http://t.co/iv0Kxymzqi

Article on Rfam and Wikipedia: "discuss pros and cons of using Wikipedia as a source of community‐derived annotation http://icio.us/sUD2KL

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