What does PMB stand for?

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Project Message Board (web sites)

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Williams said Baker's participation in project message boards and the scientist's direct communication with the amateur scientists who contribute computer time have made Rosetta much more than a quirky project of the month.

Researcher taps home computers for oomph; Nearly 60,000 people help ...