CVonline: How to contribute

What can you contribute?

a tutorial (1000 words maximum) on a topic, containing example images, graphs, tables, everything needed to explain clearly what a topic was and how it can be used, plus key references for more detail or original sources. Give the suggested linkage point(s).
alternative or improved tutorials
a suggestion for a new topic under a category
a comparison of several approaches to a topic
a criticism of a topic or the viewpoint of a text
an expansion of the topic hierarchy to include new subtopics
examples of use (e.g. input and output images with text explanations)
C/C++/java implementations

How do you contribute?

You email us the WWW link to your contribution, which category(s) you think it should be linked to, and your name and institution. Please email it to: rbf@inf.ed.ac.uk

with the subject line: CVonline contribution

We will add the link to the index with an attribution of the source and date of contribution. Your contribution will remain in your area, you can correct, update, or even remove it under your control. You have copyright control. Of course, people move, so we can update the links, or even take over responsibility for storing the text if requested.

Sources should be HTML or latex. (If your source is latex, we use latex2html. This is not 100% elegant, but works.)

Be sure to include your name and affiliation.

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