I am a synthetic biologist working heavily on the modeling of genetic circuits and the development of software for bioinformatics. Many researchers and software developers within bioinformatics rely heavily on data standards to more easily share information between researchers and software tools. One such standard is thy Synthetic Biology Open Language (SBOL), where you can describe genetic circuits, function, experimental data, and much more.
The SBOL is a growing community withing bioinformatics and an increasing number of software tools and databases support SBOL in one way or another. However, it is a complex data model and many users might need this channel to ask/answer questions related to SBOL and probably other data models in this area of research.
I want to propose to add a tag for SBOL, so that users of this community that do use standards can tag appropriately and get answers related to this data standard.
Thank you very much!
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tag to posts now. Questions about SBOL and related topics are certainly on-topic for this site, and we'd welcome more engagement from that sub-community. Things like tags and tag descriptions are typically an indicator of (not a prerequisite for) community involvement. But I fully support Devon adding the tag and a description so that it will appear as a suggestion and an auto-complete candidate for relevant questions in the future. $\endgroup$systems-biology
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which had not existed before. Any user with ≥150 reputation can create a new tag. bioinformatics.stackexchange.com/help/privileges/create-tags $\endgroup$