Okay, so you finish your comprehensive genome analysis job. And what if you have questions on something about the service and you can't remember all of the stuff I said? One of the things you can do is go up here into the Help tab and there's a number of things you can do here. You can look at user guides, you can look at tutorials, we have webinars, we have instructional videos, but let's look at the tutorials. So you click on that and I can go down here and look for Comprehensive Genome Analysis Service. So you can click on that and this pretty much just takes you through exactly what I've been telling you, perhaps boring you with for the past few videos. It shows you exactly how to do everything and everything that you might want to do. But more importantly, here are the references that are used, so you can use those in your publications. So that's one place you can go for help. Another place that you can go for help is you can click here on Provide Feedback and say, I don't understand anything about DGA. I mean, hopefully you won't put something like that, but that comes directly to me and I respond to you and I try to help you. Like I keep saying, we want you to use the service, we want you to like the service, we want you to understand the service. If there's anything you don't understand, please let us know so that we can help you. Because the more you use it, the more you publish, the more you cite us, the happier you are, the happier we are. Now, speaking of citing us, How to Cite PATRIC is here. You would click here and it gives you the recent papers that you can use to cite PATRIC. But wait, I'm not done, there's one more thing. So let's say you go to your jobs page, you're so excited, you're going to get to see your comprehensive genome analysis task. So I'm going to filter on those here, so I can see my jobs and no, one of them failed. What can I do? Well, you highlight the row, you click Report Issue, and then you can put stuff in or just send this. What this says is this also comes directly to me. I first look at your job to see if it's something obvious that I can figure out, like maybe you used mismatch, read files, or maybe you submitted, you had context tagged as reads. And while the service could see the tags so it let it go in, it's not going to accept that stuff. So I look at that and if there seems to be a deeper problem that I don't understand, I get the developers on it and we solve your problem or we try to, we do our best to. Sometimes, we go out of our way to try to get assemblies to go and things like that because like I said, I have said many times, we want you to be happy. And it's not just because we are like these benevolent roving programmers, it's because your happiness results in publications that cite the resource, that helps us get more continued funding to provide PATRIC to you. So that's the real reason, but also, we like you and we want you to be happy. So if you have problems, please let me know and thank you for joining. Bye. Okay, we're down to the seventh and last task from the comprehensive genome analysis instructions and it's very simple. I want you to ask a question. If you had a failed job, use the Report Issue icon to report it. It's important for us to look into the reasons why these jobs fail and understand what happened. Second, if you have a question, click on the Help tab and then on the Provide Feedback in the drop down box and ask that question. And those questions come directly to me and I farm them out if it's beyond my expertise. So that's what I need you to do. Now, we've done so far assembly annotation and now the comprehensive genome analysis service. In the next set of videos, we go into one of my favorite things, which is the code on trees pipeline and we're going to start building phylogenetic trees. So that will be very exciting and I'll see you there. Bye.
