The standard and usually not very helpful answer: "running the fine for me". 🤷‍♂️

There are no access restrictions to the Virtual Access platform. Please note, however, that responses will be provided on a best-effort basis, typically within a few days to one week, depending on expert availability.

Further details can be found on the ACME website: www.acme-astro.eu

Users are invited to register on the platform and submit a request via the ticketing system in the relevant domain. Each inquiry will be addressed by one or more experts from the respective Centre, who may respond directly within the ticket or propose a follow-up via phone or video call.

ACME supports the scientific community by providing access to expert guidance in these areas:
- Multi-messenger (MM) observatories, and advanced data analysis and tools
- End-to-end support for MWL and MM observations of transient sources
- Theoretical expertise and tools to help interpret data

That would be great, wouldn't it?
But the classifications are provided by (often spectroscopic) observations or via specialized algorithms run by dedicated alert analysis platforms. Astro-COLIBRI is not trying to compete with that. We merely make the information easily accessible...

SN 2024wpp on Astro-COLIBRI: astro-colibri.com/event:TNS202...