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We need to change the format of this contribution, since we don't want to supply the motivation as a q file. Instead, we should have an example directory with notebooks or markdowns files, containing this material and complementing it with textual explanations. The README file will probably contain one of those examples. |
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Sounds good to me. I was actually doing the development on notebooks and then copy-pasting into a q file, so this shouldn't take too long. I'll try to make these changes as soon as I have some time to dedicate to it |
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Depends on /pull/7
Currently contains an example for simple email detection
Closes #4