Recommendation
Add the recommended citation to README and/or the package webpage. Also as an FYI, drake readme also doesn't include the instructions for retrieving citation using citation().
Background
A colleague (who doesn't really use R) recently approached me asking about how they can easily find the citation for a few R packages, including drake. They said the only instructions they found were "run citation()".
@cboettig et al., I recommend that all rOpenSci packages have recommended citations on their readme/webpages, for our colleagues who do not use or are not familiar enough with R to run citation(). A nice example of doing so is over at osmdata
Recommendation Add the recommended citation to README and/or the package webpage. Also as an FYI, drake readme also doesn't include the instructions for retrieving citation using
citation()
.Background A colleague (who doesn't really use R) recently approached me asking about how they can easily find the citation for a few R packages, including
drake
. They said the only instructions they found were "runcitation()
".@cboettig et al., I recommend that all rOpenSci packages have recommended citations on their readme/webpages, for our colleagues who do not use or are not familiar enough with R to run
citation()
. A nice example of doing so is over atosmdata