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Sign up[PRE REVIEW]: htmldate: A Python package to extract publication dates from web pages #2360
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Could you confirm here that there is a research application for this software (and explain what that application is)? The section 'what should my paper contain' has some guidance for the sort of content we're looking to be present in the Many thanks! |
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@adbar - In the introduction to your paper, please add some text to describe the kinds of research that will use this software. For example, on your readme, you mention "methodological approach to derive information from web documents in order to build text databases for research (chiefly linguistics and natural language processing). There are web pages for which neither the URL nor the server response provide a reliable way to find out when a document was published or modified." It would be useful to put some of this concept/info into the paper |
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Thank you for your feedback! I've seen the requests and I will try to improve the text accordingly. I'm planning to have it done by the end of next week. |
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Hi @danielskatz - I'd be happy to! |
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Submitting author: @adbar (Adrien Barbaresi)
Repository: https://github.com/adbar/htmldate
Version: v0.6.3
Editor: @danielskatz
Reviewers: @geoffbacon, @proycon
Managing EiC: Arfon Smith
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