The Multinet platform is a big effort spread across several repositories, and it represents just one software-based part of a larger research project. We are excited to work with you to make the software better, solve your problems, and run a top-notch research program.
Whether you're looking to use the software, file a bug report, contribute code (either for a new feature or a bug fix), explore your own network data use cases, or even just have a question, we are excited to work with you. You can use the following resources to get involved.
If you run into any trouble with the software, you can open a report at one of the issue trackers:
If you are not sure where a particular issue should be filed, you can use whichever tracker feels the most related--we can always transfer it to a better home if needed. Once you file an issue, we will do our best to respond to questions and resolve any issues.
We also welcome code contributions sent via pull request. You should follow the usual GitHub procedure of forking the repository, creating a topic branch to develop your contribution, and opening a pull request against the original repository.
If you have general questions that aren't suitable for GitHub communications, you can drop us a note at [email protected]. For example, if you want to know more about the project, the software, and our goals for it, or you want to collaborate with us because you have network data you'd like to have a better way to analyze and visualize, then send us a message and we'll start a dialog.
You can use these information sources to learn more about what we're doing: