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  1. May 2022
  2. yt-project.github.io yt-project.github.io
    Introducing yt 4.0: Analysis and Visualization of Volumetric Data
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    1. stonnes 23 May 2022
      particular

      in particular ?

      grammar-type thing
    2. stonnes 23 May 2022
      are possible

      are possible within yt, or just possible in general?

    3. stonnes 23 May 2022
      supports

      support or supporting

      grammar-type thing
    4. stonnes 23 May 2022
      A spatial tree is constructed, wherein parent/child relationships are established between grids.

      So this is what is actually done, not the attempted method? Worth making very clear.

    5. stonnes 23 May 2022
      below).

      probably want to specify the section.

    6. stonnes 23 May 2022
      susbtantial

      substantial

      grammar-type thing
    7. stonnes 23 May 2022
      dask

      Does dask need to be defined? Need to check above.

    8. stonnes 23 May 2022
      This collection of three classes of fields

      hanging sentence

      grammar-type thing
    9. stonnes 23 May 2022
      researcher

      a researcher or researchers

      grammar-type thing
    10. stonnes 23 May 2022
      in 1.6.1.3 i

      In the published version, will all the section numbers be in the titles? I realized that I did not know what section I was in, nor what 1.6.1.3 was.

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  3. Apr 2022
  4. yt-project.github.io yt-project.github.io
    Introducing yt 4.0: Analysis and Visualization of Volumetric Data
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    1. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      2 a

      Table 2

    2. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      A selection

      I think some more explanation of this figure could be useful. Like the lines are (probably) showing different levels of refinement. What is black versus grey? This would also probably help for why the box selector region is not actually a box.

    3. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      Future developments

      Does this belong here or in the Future Directions subsection. Haven't gotten there yet, but wanted to make a note.

    4. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      enumerate

      enumerated

    5. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      Implemented shortly after the first paper on yt was released, the YTEP process experienced a fairly pronounced period of usage during the transition between versions 2.0 and 3.0 of yt, and has since been utilized considerably less.

      Move this to after the second-to-last sentence in this paragraph, and then have this sentence and "The accepted YTEPs have included..." into their own paragraph that ends with "Below, we include a table..."

      This way the first paragraph is all about what a YTEP is, and the second paragraph is how we have used it in yt.

    6. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      Linting

      I still wasn't able to really get what "linting" is from this section.

    7. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      proeminently

      prominently I think

    8. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      linting

      Is this a totally obvious word to most readers? I don't know what it means.

    9. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      Drafting an enhancement proposal Closing bug reports

      Without much experience looking at our developer community, I would have thought that these would be swapped.

    10. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      cite something here

      I found this github page that has some good references on these points. Can look at in more detail if you want! https://github.com/gvwilson/10-newcomers

    11. stonnes 27 Apr 2022
      The single biggest change

      However, the single biggest update/addition

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