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SUMMARY:Research Software Quality Toolkit (RSQKit) Contentathon
DTSTART:20260630T080000Z
DTEND:20260630T110000Z
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DESCRIPTION:What is the event about:\nThis event will focus on contributin
 g new and improved content to the Research Software Quality Toolkit (RSQKi
 t) - https://everse.software/RSQKit/.\nThe focus will be on RSQKit task pa
 ges that have been identified as needed or that need improvement.\nAdditio
 nal contributions such as Research Software Stories\, Roles-related conten
 t\, indicators annotation work are possible but not the focus. \nThe work
 shop is intended as a collaborative\, hands-on working session rather than
  an observational meeting. The target audience consists of:\n\nThose worki
 ng on EVERSE\nMembers of the EVERSE Network\nFriends and colleagues of the
  above who are able to contribute\n\nWhen you register you will get an opp
 ortunity to choose the task page topics that you can contribute to in the 
 contentathon. We will have an (optional to use) LLM tool available to help
  create first drafts to make more efficient use of your time.\nWhat are RS
 QKit task pages and why are they important:\nRSQKit task pages are structu
 red guidance pages\, they help those working in research software (e.g. re
 searchers and research software engineers) understand and take action on s
 pecific software quality topics.\nEach page is organised around a concrete
 \, reader-addressed question ("How do you write a good README for your res
 earch software?") and follows a consistent four-part structure: a descript
 ion of the problem and why it matters\, a considerations section covering 
 trade-offs and key insights\, a solutions section with actionable steps an
 d pointers to high-quality external resources\, and a curated further read
 ing list.\nThese pages matter because research software quality is often t
 reated as a secondary concern\, and researchers frequently lack practical\
 , accessible guidance on what good practice looks like and how to achieve 
 it\; RSQKit task pages fill that gap by being self-contained enough to be 
 immediately useful while deliberately directing readers outward to authori
 tative tools\, standards\, training and community guidance rather than try
 ing to duplicate them.\n \n\nhttps://indico.cern.ch/event/1688339/
URL:https://indico.cern.ch/event/1688339/
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