We have run your proteome comparison job. You've analyzed your data and now you want to publish your paper. If you used PATRIC, please cite us and how do you cite us? Well, down here at the bottom of the page, it tells you how you can cite the paper. So you click here and it tells you one of the citations that you can use. You note that if you've done something complicated, like the Codon Trees, there are a number of algorithms that we'd like you to cite and that your reviewers would like you to cite as well. But this is just to say, I did my research in PATRIC. We want you to be successful, we want us to be successful too and we get a lot of free services. All we ask is that you cite us.Thank you for doing that in advance. Let's say you've listened to this video tutorial and you don't want to keep watching it again and again. Maybe you're a person who learns better by reading. If you are on the podium comparison page, up here is a direct link to the tutorial that shows you exactly how to use the page. So it takes you there where you can see, it shows you everything you need to see on doing gridium comparison and how to do the job. Another thing that you can do is going to "Help", click on "Tutorials", and then you can find that proteome tools and it gives you the proteome comparison job here as well. So there are a couple of ways to get to it. Now, let me go into my jobs page and let's say that there was an issue and you had a job that failed. I think that had the chromium comparison jobs. Notice here I can click on "All Services" and filter through my jobs. I can click on "Proteome Comparison". Those jobs rarely fail. It's a really hard and service. It was one of the first things we ever put out and PATRIC, but here's a [inaudible] failed jobs. So I click on that. Nobody really likes to see a failed job. It's very depressing. You know what? We don't know when your jobs fail. We want your jobs to succeed. You have to tell us when they fail, so we can go in and look at it. It may have been an issue on our side. Maybe there was a server issue or a Data API issue. We can restart the job for you if it's something like that or if like you submitted them in assembly and your reads uploaded incorrectly, something like that, let us know and we can look at it and we can say, hey, your reads uploaded incorrectly, try to reload them again. We want you to succeed, we want you to publish because your success is our success. We're here for you and you're here for us by citing us. So I've had a job that failed, how do I tell you that my job failed? The easiest way is to click on it and then this report issue icon appears, click on that and you don't even have to say anything else. I'll know it failed. It comes directly to me and I'll see this failed thing here and you can submit the job. We get it, we are supposed to respond to you within two days, at least acknowledging that we got your job. Now, if it's something different, like your job has been queued for awhile, like I've said before, PATRIC runs on a first-come, first-served basis. So we want to know when your job has failed. We also want to know if it's delayed that generally wait 24 hours before doing that. We'll look into that job too. Another thing you can do is in the help. If you have a question that's outside of an individual job, you can click on "Help" and click on provide feedback, and you can say, "I can't open my workspace," or something like that. Whatever the problem is, we like it when we get job IDs because we can drill in exactly what's wrong. That often will get things that are just nebulous, like my gene pages and opening and you don't tell me what the gene page is, I can't help you. So the more details you can give us, the better. So that concludes the proteome comparison webinar series. We're making these for each service in PATRIC, and I hope that you'll look at them and learn from them and let me know if you have any questions. We really appreciate you all using PATRIC. Thanks. I lied, this one actually this isn't the summary video. There was one last assignment. Ask a question the way I finish all of them wants you to report a failed job. If you have a questions submitted through the help tab and maps it before we go on to the Summary.
