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reorder list of orgs based on gsoc participation and alphabetically #253

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@mirca mirca commented Feb 22, 2020

addresses #252 cc @bsipocz

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approving for the sake of merge-ability

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bsipocz commented Feb 22, 2020

timelab and juliaastro is also part of gsoc, but glue is not really (or it's borderline, I take the sunglue project a sunpy one rather than a glue one).

But it either case, let's see what others think about, my original idea may be bad to begin with :)

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mirca commented Feb 23, 2020

But it either case, let's see what others think about, my original idea may be bad to begin with :)

sure :) I've moved juliaastro and timelab to the first pack just in case.

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bsipocz commented Feb 24, 2020

OK, I say we go with it. If anyone else have opinions strong enough to open a PR, please do a follow-up one.

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bsipocz commented Feb 24, 2020

(I've also added a commit with the new matrix link for astronomy-commons, that case it doesn't need another round to get it merged).

@bsipocz bsipocz merged commit 5f9b873 into OpenAstronomy:master Feb 24, 2020
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