Add citation for microbiome/data

[RiboRings]

The microbiome/data compilation of microbiome datasets is now reported in Table 3 via url:

OMAManuscript/manuscript.qmd

Line 973 in b358836

| A compilation of open microbiome datasets | [https://github.com/microbiome/data](https://github.com/microbiome/data) | 8 | 18,777 |

How about publishing the microbiome/data repo on Zenodo and citing it via the citation/doi of the corresponding Zenodo record?

[RiboRings]

This would make its format consistent with the other items reported in Table 3.

[RiboRings]

I created a Zenodo community for miaverse that can host the record for the data package: https://zenodo.org/communities/miaverse/

@antagomir, could you give me admin rights to the data repo, so I can link it to Zenodo? (we could call it miaData also in the Table)

[RiboRings]

Also, how about streamlining the table like this?

[antagomir]

Seems good to me.

Let's be careful with Zenodo naming and first discuss & decide together if "miaverse" is the long-term name we want to use for the project. I am not sure as I never wasn't a huge fan of that name, we used in the absence of a better one. We can keep it if we still do not have another better one. Could it be just "mia" community in Zenodo, or "mia/Bioconductor" or something?

[RiboRings]

Ok! Luckily mia was still available: https://zenodo.org/communities/mia/

I'm so sorry it seems that even admins have only read rights to microbiome/data. I don't know maybe there is a way to upgrade individual members from the repository settings. If not maybe I'll just fork it for now.

Maybe member rules for that repo can be updated from here: https://github.com/orgs/microbiome/teams/admins/repositories (read -> admin)

[antagomir]

Now oK?

[RiboRings]

Yes it worked!