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jackalack
commented on May 16, 2024
This is a great discussion to have. My thoughts on this is that I agree we should not be steering people to a bunch of blogs within the notebook because the onus is on us for clearly explaining the contents of the notebooks. That being said, I do think that it is nice to reference documentation when relevant and documentation links are generally stable.
Suggested policy:
External links to blogs/theory resources should only be allowed in the README
External links to documentation allowed within notebook
Links to our own content (lecture slides) allowed within the notebook
thoughts?
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brianspiering
commented on May 16, 2024
I agree (in principle).
I think links to Wikipedia are okay everywhere since they are relatively stable.
I like adding links at the end of a notebook for "Future Study" Adding links in the middle, encourages people to leave and lose attention.
Links to our slides are good. But are they stable?
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