Changes resulting from the feedback from and discussions with Gaia earlier this year. Most changes are literally what we discussed, while in some places I made small extra edits.
Additionally, I have updated the chapter0 pages:
Contributing: I have replaced the suggestion to do research by a suggestion to get funding because without funding it is also difficult for us to support research efforts.
Getting started: Rephrased text to make it clear that to fully master GGIR the readers needs to go through the documentation or take part in the course. I do this to better manage expectations. Also the page now refers to the new example accelerometer files as used in the training and no longer to the old test files.
Support: Getting support is now without all the training course details because the training course is changing. This is why I prefer not to duplicate the course description in the gh-pages. Further, I have removed references to CRAN vignettes.
This PR only affects the gh-pages and not the GGIR code itself.
Checklist before merging:
[ ] Existing tests still work (check by running the test suite, e.g. from RStudio).
[ ] Added tests (if you added functionality) or fixed existing test (if you fixed a bug).
[ ] Clean code has been attempted, e.g. intuitive object names and no code redundancy.
[ ] Documentation updated:
[ ] Function documentation
[ ] Chapter vignettes for GitHub IO
[ ] Vignettes for CRAN
[ ] Corresponding issue tagged in PR message. If no issue exist, please create an issue and tag it.
[ ] Updated release notes in inst/NEWS.Rd with a user-readable summary. Please, include references to relevant issues or PR discussions.
[ ] Added your name to the contributors lists in the DESCRIPTION file, if you think you made a significant contribution.
[ ] GGIR parameters were added/removed. If yes, please also complete checklist below.
This PR which relates to #1046 incorporates:
This PR only affects the gh-pages and not the GGIR code itself.
Checklist before merging:
inst/NEWS.Rdwith a user-readable summary. Please, include references to relevant issues or PR discussions.DESCRIPTIONfile, if you think you made a significant contribution.