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 # PennLINC Project Setup Guide
 
+*NOTE: this page is due for a refactor to align with the new project setup scheme developed by Dr. Taylor Salo
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 Each project at PennLINC has several key elements to facilitate collaboration and ensure reproducbility.  For clarity in naming, all elements should be named similarly-- often ```Lastname_ProjectName``` with CamelCasing, where "Lastname" is the last name of the first author / trainee leading the project.  Links to much of the relevant software can be found in the lab [Software and Environments](https://pennlinc.github.io/docs/Basics/basics/) page.
 
 
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 The main execption to this are documents (e.g., manuscripts) that need  review; please send these directly to Ted via email.  See also the note on [Communication and Collaboration](coming soon).
 
 
-### Trello board
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-Trello is a simple webapp that we use for project tracking.  There is a "board" for each project (Ted will create); all boards are part of the [Trello PennLINC organization](https://trello.com/pennlinc). Get a trello username and send it to Ted so he can add you.
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-### Google drive folder
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-It is often useful to have a shared directory on google drive to share relevant articles and manuscript drafts. 
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 ### Zotero library
 
 Right at the start of a project, when people on the team start sending you relevant papers, download zotero and create a reference library for the project.  Definately do this before you start doing a literature review.