Re: [ccp4bb] friction or releasing pdb's

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Subject: Re: friction or releasing pdb's
From: Phil Jeffrey pjeffrey {- at -} PRINCETON {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2009-04-02

PDB seem to take about a week to release coordinates that are HPUB (hold
for publication) from when we ask them to. Sometimes they drop the
ball, but mostly this is what we see. If I ask them to release the
coordinates early to get around this lag, I can largely guarantee that
I'll forget to update the JRNL reference.

I believe that the lead time is unnecessarily long. Perhaps one day
might be more reasonable.

Phil Jeffrey

Engin Ozkan wrote:
> I agree that the pdb deposition process has gotten better, but I still
> regularly have issues with releasing of newly published structures.
> There seem to be delays; just as you are reading this brand new,
> interesting structure, you realize that the pdb and structure factors
> are not released. Quite annoying. This is in large part the fault of the
> authors, but maybe PDB could do better, too.

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