Checking links, last notes and edits for the website!

[zolli22]

I'm making a list of link errors (or other things) from the website:

• [x] the "frequency tables" link on the main "transforming data" page leads to creating summary tables, not frequency tables with count()
• [x] on "intro to data viz" the "data wrangling section" link goes to "Transforming data with dplyr" but on the "summary tables" page, "data wrangling" goes to "Summarizing data with group_by() and summarize()". So, make the link descriptions clearer?

[simonpcouch]

Apologies that I'm a bit late to hop in here, but one thing that I noticed while giving the D@R docs a read over...

Have we cited Allison Horst’s artwork properly? It looks like the stats-illustrations repo is under a CC Attribution license, so I think we ought to cite with a small caption each time we use an image. In the repository's README, she suggests citing with _Artwork by @allisonhorst. :-)

[shokatl]

Thanks for taking a look y'all! Citations are up, thanks so much for catching that @simonpcouch, very important

[simonpcouch]

Ah, third time's a charm. A note from Allison:

Hi Simon, thanks so much for sharing your great resources with us! They look great!

Do you mind updating the Tidy Data series citation to “Please cite the following Tidy Data illustrations as: “Illustrations from the Openscapes blog Tidy Data for reproducibility, efficiency, and collaboration by Julia Lowndes and Allison Horst”?

The series was Julia’s idea and she played the lead role in its development, so definitely want to make sure she gets credited there.

Thank you!

-Allison

I apologize for the misleading comment on citation.