Open3D v0.1.2 released - looking for contributors/feedback

> Care to explain the differences between
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> http://open3d.org/
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> and yours
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> http://open-3d.org/
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> As far as I can tell the "official" Open3D is at open3d.org and it's
> still active. It's ok to fork projects, but why do it under the same
> name?
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> Looking forward for some clarification,
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> Sérgio
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> On 29-04-2018 07:28, [hidden email] wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
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>> We are thrilled to announce that Open3D had underwent a remake phase,
>> and we have just released v0.1.2 (beta version), which is available
>> here: http://code.open-3d.org/releases/
>>
>> Open3D is a modern and lightweight library for 3D data processing,
>> which exposes a set of carefully selected data structures and
>> algorithms in both C++ and Python. It is compatible with various
>> operating systems (Linux, macOS, Windows) and compilers, and can be
>> built out of box without any complications. Our homepage is located
>> at: http://open-3d.org/
>> Open3D is not a replacement for the PCL library, but rather a
>> lightweight solution for those who face dependency issues or those who
>> prefer rapid prototyping.
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>> The good news for Python users is that they can start using the
>> library immediately via `pip install open3d`. The documentation
>> (http://docs.open-3d.org/) includes various tutorials to help getting
>> started. C++ developers can also find the library API that covers the
>> whole functionality at http://api.open-3d.org/
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>> Our ultimate goal is to make Open3D a central repository for data and
>> strong algorithms. We are just at the start with the project, but we
>> aim to eventually build a very strong and sophisticated library for
>> processing and constructing different geometries and representations.
>> Hopefully, by implementing bleeding-edge algorithms, we can help the
>> researchers to focus more on their ideas rather than spending
>> tremendous time in implementing things. This can also help in unifying
>> benchmark frameworks, and ensuring accurate and meaningful researches.
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>> Since the current release is just the first baby steps in our Open3D
>> roadmap, we are currently looking for contributors in various fields
>> (C++, Python, Computer vision experts, software engineering, etc). If
>> you can help, why do not you give us a hand at our Github
>> organization? Even if you are not a developer, receiving your feedback
>> and ideas can help us! Kindly be asked to star our Github project to
>> receive our updates. Our Github project is available at:
>> http://code.open-3d.org/
>>
>> Regards,
>> Open3D community
>> www.open-3d.org
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