Perhaps lots of stuff hosted there is already out here... but worth a post:
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Cool...competition.
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Whatever happened to this site? It's some crusty parked page now... :/Comment
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Strange! I didnt check it for a while either..
It was in the news here
http://www.genomeweb.com/informatics...ncing-analysis
"...the company has partnered with the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute to create a portal called Genographia, which is a discussion board ..."--
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Yeah, that's a shame. The troubleshooting image database would have been a good idea. Maybe we could start one here if there's enough interest?Comment
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