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One thing I was still missing in BioHackrXiv was a place with an overview\nof: 1. all biohackathons, 2. all preprints linked to a biohackathon, 3. an RSS feed for new papers of a biohackathon.\nOf course, there is the BioHackrXiv discover service, but the biohackathon\nis not a metadata field and I cannot filter based on it. And, of course, there is Scholia, but not all preprints\nare notable (so far, a good number had CiTO annotation that at least made them somewhat notable). Thus,\nthey are not all listed in this venue page and neither\non this overview of collections of preprints linked to BioHackathon Europe meetings.

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Additionally, it also does not have an RSS feed, and\nwe should indeed be using RSS more.\nSo, I hacked something up and impressions were positive. Based on Jekyll and the experiences I had with this\nblog, I modelled individual articles as blog posts and biohackathons as tags. That automatically gave me\nthe RSS feeds:

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It’s still very much in progress, but it’s now live at index.biohackrxiv.org:

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Some extra goodies already there include:

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The overview of biohackathons looks like this (the tag size follows the number\nof preprints for that biohackathon):

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