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We're planning to do exactly as you suggest - allow stat
to be a function and more generally, to make this as open a system as possible. Reading the GitHub issues might be a bit misleading - we also chat once a week, but those conversations often don't make their way to GitHub. The package is also in the early stages of development, so we're starting with the most common use-cases to feel out the flow of the syntax before generalizing.
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I'm glad to hear how this project is shaping up: I'm very interested in ways to round off some of the rough edges in R that can allow students and instructors at places like Reed as well as those in less well-resourced environments to incorporate R early and often. I'm particularly keen to hear about places where existing tidyverse approaches aren't intuitive or where instructors run into trouble.
If it would make sense to open up one of your meetings to a larger group to talk about these issues I'd welcome the chance to participate.
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I'm glad to know that you are after an open system -- although I find statements in the issues that seem to contradict that point of view and suggest that the focus is on traditional intro stats topics, which would interest me far less.
As for being misled by the issues -- it's where you tell people to look:
To participate in the discussion surrounding the development of this package, please see the issues.
Reading the GitHub issues might be a bit misleading.
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