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The other R documentation sites (crantastic, rdocumentation.org, r-pkg.org) all have some sort of URL for each package author which shows a list of packages that they have authored.
I think rdrr.io is the most fully featured site (and the one I favor for linking to R documentation) but the one thing that seems to be missing is author pages. This would be a great feature for rdrr.io! I think rdrr.io is well suited to be the best place for authors to reference all their packages because unlike the other sites, rdrr.io includes R packages from GitHub, Bioconductor and R-Forge -- it's the most comprehensive place to host author pages. Is this something you would consider adding?
I don't know what happens with name collisions on crantastic or rdocumenation.org, but a page by name (instead of email address) is nice because people may be required to use different email addresses for different packages (school vs. work vs. personal email).
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The other R documentation sites (crantastic, rdocumentation.org, r-pkg.org) all have some sort of URL for each package author which shows a list of packages that they have authored.
I think rdrr.io is the most fully featured site (and the one I favor for linking to R documentation) but the one thing that seems to be missing is author pages. This would be a great feature for rdrr.io! I think rdrr.io is well suited to be the best place for authors to reference all their packages because unlike the other sites, rdrr.io includes R packages from GitHub, Bioconductor and R-Forge -- it's the most comprehensive place to host author pages. Is this something you would consider adding?
I don't know what happens with name collisions on crantastic or rdocumenation.org, but a page by name (instead of email address) is nice because people may be required to use different email addresses for different packages (school vs. work vs. personal email).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: