app/views/open_humans_profiles/_connect.html.erb
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<h3>Connect your <i>Open Humans</i> account to <i>openSNP</i></h3>
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<h4>What is <i>Open Humans?</i></h4>
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<i><a href="https://openhumans.org">Open Humans</a></i> is a participatory
science project that allows you to gather your personal data from many
different sources. This could be activity data as collected by
<i>Fitbit</i> or <i>Apple Healthkit</i>, movement data as
collected by <i>Moves</i>, or even continuous glucose monitor data.
For each data source you can then decide to share this data publicly, as
on <i>openSNP</i>, or only with specific projects/studies.
You can think of the public data sharing that is possible on <i>Open Humans</i>
as a more advanced phenotype system compared to the one we are employing
on <i>openSNP</i>.
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For that reason we are now making it easy for you to connect the accounts
that you have on <i>Open Humans</i> and <i>openSNP</i>. Linking your
accounts means that you don't have to worry about keeping two accounts
up to data with the latest data! Furthermore, this link
enables a much more rich reuse of your data,
as your non-genetic data on <i>Open Humans</i> can now be correlated
with your genotyping data on <i>openSNP</i>. Lastly, it also means that we
don't have to replicate all the efforts of the <i>Open Humans</i> team!
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<b><a href="/openhumans/new">Connect to <i>Open Humans</i> now!</a></b>
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<h5>What does this connection do in practice?</h5>
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Your user-profile on <i>openSNP</i> gets a link to <i>Open Humans</i>
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<li>This link will also be included in your phenotypes-file.</li>
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We add a new file in your <i>Open Humans</i> account that links to
your <i>openSNP</i> account.
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Connect to <i>Open Humans</i>
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