Abstract
Forums and email lists play a major role in assisting scientists in using software. Previously, each open-source bioimaging software package had its own distinct forum or email list. Although each provided access to experts from various software teams, this fragmentation resulted in many scientists not knowing where to begin with their projects. Thus, the scientific imaging community lacked a central platform where solutions could be discussed in an open, software-independent manner. In response, we introduce the Scientific Community Image Forum, where users can pose software-related questions about digital image analysis, acquisition, and data management.
Highlights
A large collection of community partners have joined the forum, which began as a merging of existing posts in the separate ImageJ and CellProfiler Discourse forums, yielding approximately 10,000 users in total and more than 15,000 posts pe
Forums and email lists play a major role in assisting scientists in using software
The scientific imaging community lacked a central platform where solutions could be discussed in an open, software-independent manner
Summary
A large collection of community partners have joined the forum, which began as a merging of existing posts in the separate ImageJ and CellProfiler Discourse forums (https://www. discourse.org/), yielding approximately 10,000 users in total and more than 15,000 posts pe. Scientific Community Image Forum: A discussion forum for scientific image software Each open-source bioimaging software package had its own distinct forum or email list.
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