--- List common online forums people use to find help in coding, and describe which sites are better suited for particular types of questions.
--- Some info about different forums to ask the question (stack overflow, biostars, R community stuff, google discussion boards, etc.)

We had been keeping this here because we wanted an example of the format, but it's probably time to remove it!

Before next meeting, read over what we already have (especially other people's episodes).

Peter: Mariana (Garud Lab), Madigan
Kaija: Maddie
Xochitl: Taylor

@peterlaurin Upload stuff to github, mark done in google doc for each section
@kaijagahm finalize your lesson you want to teach for Monday
@xortizross Whatever you want to do

If we're redefining the "debugging" lesson as more like "defining the problem and making a plan" then that needs to be reflected in the Intro section, which introduces the outline for the rest of the lesson.

Or maybe it's actually stupid to have an outline in the Intro at all? None of the other Carpentries lessons really have that so maybe we should just get rid of it.

But I think our rationale is that the skill we're teaching is "understanding how to approach this category of problem" with a toolbox, so maybe it's fine...

RRRRR makes it sound like a growl; maybe we want more pirate?

Figure out which aspects of the Codi aren't already captured here; create issues where it makes sense to do that, or just put the notes in a doc or something.

this is a test

@kaijagahm : Cheat sheet, example 2
@peterlaurin : exercise 4, 5, 6
@xortizross : finish content for lesson (e.g. sharing dataset), exercise 3

@xortizross As you finish content feel free to reassign / ask for more examples