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1. The paper never would have happened without @jennybryan's repeated arm twisting. She suggested the collaboration with @kara_woo.

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1. The paper never would have happened without @jennybryan's repeated arm twisting. She suggested the collaboration with @kara_woo.

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2. The best (and first) sentence in the paper was all @kara_woo, "Spreadsheets, for all of their mundane rectangularness, have been the subject of angst and controversy for decades."

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2. The best (and first) sentence in the paper was all @kara_woo, "Spreadsheets, for all of their mundane rectangularness, have been the subject of angst and controversy for decades."

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3. It's the 3rd most downloaded paper at The American Statistician, after two papers about p-values.

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3. It's the 3rd most downloaded paper at The American Statistician, after two papers about p-values.

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Screenshot from The American Statistician website, showing the top 3 most-downloaded articles: "The ASA Statement on p-Values" (659,440 views), "Moving to a World Beyond p<0.05" (333,774 views), and "Data Organization in Spreadsheets" (302,371 views).

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4. We paid $2950 to make the paper Open Access, even though it was already freely available as a PeerJ Preprint. https://doi.org/10.7287/peerj.preprint s.3183v2

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4. We paid $2950 to make the paper Open Access, even though it was already freely available as a PeerJ Preprint. https://doi.org/10.7287/peerj.preprint s.3183v2

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5. The paper developed from a website, and was basically a rant about a specific collaborator's data files. https://kbroman.org/dataorg

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5. The paper developed from a website, and was basically a rant about a specific collaborator's data files. https://kbroman.org/dataorg

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6. The first thing I did, before writing any of the text, was to write an R function to make Excel-like figures, so I wouldn't have to take screen shots of Excel. https://github.com/kbroman/broman/blob/main/R/excel_fig.R

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6. The first thing I did, before writing any of the text, was to write an R function to make Excel-like figures, so I wouldn't have to take screen shots of Excel. https://github.com/kbroman/broman/blob/main/R/excel_fig.R

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7. The paper included a dialogue between Kasper Hansen and Jeff Leek, as told by @rdpeng, on their favorite transcription factor, Oct-4, but the editor at The American Statistician made us cut it out. https://github.com/kbroman/Paper_DataO rg/blob/master/manuscript.Rmd#L206-L218

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7. The paper included a dialogue between Kasper Hansen and Jeff Leek, as told by @rdpeng, on their favorite transcription factor, Oct-4, but the editor at The American Statistician made us cut it out. https://github.com/kbroman/Paper_DataO rg/blob/master/manuscript.Rmd#L206-L218

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8. The paper is part of a great series of articles on data science, instigated by @jennybryan and @hadleywickham

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8. The paper is part of a great series of articles on data science, instigated by @jennybryan and @hadleywickham

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9. The series includes a cool paper by Hilary Parker that's available only with the preprints. 9. The series includes a cool paper by @hspter that's available only with the preprints.

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9. The series includes a cool paper by Hilary Parker that's available only with the preprints. 9. The series includes a cool paper by @hspter that's available only with the preprints.

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10. I first met @kara_woo at the Baltimore Ballet. We danced together in the Nutcracker in 2004. We met again on that other site via @hspter and @inundata. https://youtu.be/5gtVjHj6NzU

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10. I first met @kara_woo at the Baltimore Ballet. We danced together in the Nutcracker in 2004. We met again on that other site via @hspter and @inundata. https://youtu.be/5gtVjHj6NzU