transfer to mitmath org?

[stevengj]

We've been using https://github.com/mitmath for other classes. Let me know if you want an invite.

(Note that if you transfer the repo, github.com will automatically set up a URL redirect, so links to https://github.com/pszufe/MIT_18.S097_Introduction-to-Julia-for-Data-Science will still work.)

[ValeriiBaidin]

Hi. Yes I am interested. Would you give me invite Best regards Valerii

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[stevengj]

Since @pszufe owns this repo, they are the one who needs the invite to transfer the repo…

[pszufe]

Dear @stevengj this surely sounds like a good idea!

This course will be now re-run in January 16th-20th, 2024.
So maybe it will make sense to make a repo for the new course materials and for the old one I will put a README that the new materials are on mimath?
Or maybe it is better if we transfer this repo (I do not plan to change it any more) and I make a new repo for the 2024 course that we will transfer once it ends?

The question is whether when we transfer this to mitmath will I be still able to update it (I do not need to update this 2023 course but we are now starting to work on the 2024 edition)

What do you think would look best?

BTW: I do not know Mr. Valerii Baidin (who asked for the account transfer). I have never heard of this person.