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"Thomas S. Dye" <tsd@tsdye.com> writes:

[...]

> Thanks for the helpful suggestions, which we'll follow up.  

You're very welcome.

> I think the idea of submitting to JSS came from the functional
> overlap with Sweave, which is widely used by the R community, and the
> ease with which compendia can be implemented in Org-mode.  The
> compendium idea seems to have developed largely within the
> statistical computing community, with strong ties to R in particular.
>  JSS is one place the R community congregates, so we thought the
> article would get some attention there. 

Ah, I see.  This is something I knew nothing about.  Very interesting!
I can now see the rationale for considering JSS.

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