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What is folding@home even doing for it's covid projects anymore?

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I'm just wondering what's going on, because their infomation on their website is from over a year ago.

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They have info from December. It's not current, but it's not from over a year ago. Their website isn't really kept up to date - it hasn't in a long time. If they're not completely focused on Covid projects anymore then they'll still be doing others. 

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the folding main website is sadly one of the worst places to get up to date info about F@H. look through the F@H forums and you'll probably get a much better answer.

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18 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

the folding main website is sadly one of the worst places to get up to date info about F@H. look through the F@H forums and you'll probably get a much better answer.

They could do so much with it to give good information about what it is and how you can help. It's a shame they don't. 

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On 7/20/2021 at 4:43 PM, BondiBlue said:

They could do so much with it to give good information about what it is and how you can help. It's a shame they don't. 

i said that for years now.

that the 1 thing boinc does right.

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5 hours ago, dogwitch said:

i said that for years now.

that the 1 thing boinc does right.

I've never looked into BOINC, but their site does seem a lot more informative at first glance than F@h. 

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11 hours ago, BondiBlue said:

I've never looked into BOINC, but their site does seem a lot more informative at first glance than F@h. 

it really is.

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