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I'm only working on git-annex a day or two a week at present. Like
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everyone, dealing with the covid-19 crisis taking up a lot of my time.
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Some days I can't concentrate, some days I am dealing with basic needs,
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and other days I am rushing to develop other software targeted at this crisis.
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(See my [personal blog](https://joeyh.name/blog/).)
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I remotely attended the
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[MONII](https://www.mcgill.ca/neuro/channels/event/virtual-web-based-making-open-neuroscience-infrastructures-interoperable-30-303671)
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conference a week ago, with lots of researchers doing things with software
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related to git-annex, some in the health field, and something that struck
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me was a mention that it's important that scientists continue their work,
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even if it's not directly related to the crisis. All kinds of fields are
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going to be important in the time ahead beyond saving lives.
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So I am prioritizing anything scientists need to use git-annex, and
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anything those working on the crisis might need. If that's you and you need
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something, you can use the new "priority" tag on bugs and todos, and it
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will go right to the top of the [[design/roadmap]]. Do bear in mind that I
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have limited time/resources/attention right now, so only use it when you
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really need something urgently.
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