add emphasis, to be consistent with treatment of *alpha* ? ...
row189 : "or to the shape aesthetic" --> "or to the *shape* aesthetic"
[sorry if I've forgotten how to use github]
First time reading this book - thank you!
The `,but` did not read well for me, as the statement
> [visualisations] don't scale particularly well because they require a human to interpret them
Does not seem to conflict with the statement
> Visualisations can surprise you
`and` appeared more appropriate as these appear to be two outcomes from visualizations; unless I am wrong about the intent of the sentence.
An alternative version, which I did not think was the intent, would read
> Visualisations can surprise you, but don't scale particularly well, because they require a human to interpret them.
I was just reading through this section of the book and thought that it would be good to remove "dumb". I'm trying to remove ableist language from my every day vocabulary and thought the R team would be interested in that as well.
* Update and rename strings.Rmd to strings.Rmd
Proposed fix related to this issue: https://github.com/hadley/r4ds/issues/807
A more comprehensive fix should perhaps discuss why "`{,m}`: at most m" does not work (or warn the reader that it does not)
* Typos in iteration.Rmd
Correcting two small typos
* Add missing word
* Add code example for 1,m
Co-authored-by: Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel <cetinkaya.mine@gmail.com>
* Minor edit + link to style guide
* Fix reference
* If you don't know order of operations, not clear
* Alt text + minor edits
* Add median and fix reference
* Move up mult groups up to discuss summarise msg
* Go over grouping again
* Part rename
* Chapter rename
* Clean up section labels to avoid dups
* Update comment
* Switch part order
* Move columnwise to transform
* Streamline narrative for new chapters and part name
* Add to do note to add sizing for faceted plots
* Minor edits, function updates, figure alt text
* Revert references to vars() in facets, use formula
* Spell check, colo*u*r, comma after r in chunk def
* Streamline fig.alt language
* If eval = FALSE, don't need fig.alt
* Fix sentence fragment
Mark Beveridge
Eric Kitaif
Richard Knight
Jakob Krigovsky
Hadley Wickham
Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel
Camille V Leonard
vanderlindenma
funkybluehen