Readership Report

[Cornelius Krasel]

In our group we have a weekly seminar where people present articles to
the group which they think are of interest. A couple of months ago,
I gave a talk covering the NAR article which was written by the
bionet staff, and added some of my own experience.

The two main questions afterwards were:

1) Why should I get involved with this computer stuff (which sounds
   terribly complicated)?

2) Why should I answer questions for other people (needs only time)?

What would you answer to the second question?

Cornelius.
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