While more seriously addressing the issue #3 (regarding the goal of this project), it may be a good idea to think about how to structure this project.
A few questions/statements which may help to structure this project:
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Should we categorize the resources based on their format?
- We may also categorize them based on their format
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Should we differentiate between online (freely or not) accessible texts vs not online accessible ones?
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Should we include links to websites like Wolfram Alpha?
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It may be a good idea to split this repository into multiple directories to better support the scaling of the project
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Should we use the Github Wiki (or maybe a more "sophisticated" way of presenting the links)?
While more seriously addressing the issue #3 (regarding the goal of this project), it may be a good idea to think about how to structure this project.
A few questions/statements which may help to structure this project:
Should we categorize the resources based on their format?
Should we differentiate between online (freely or not) accessible texts vs not online accessible ones?
Should we include links to websites like Wolfram Alpha?
It may be a good idea to split this repository into multiple directories to better support the scaling of the project
Should we use the Github Wiki (or maybe a more "sophisticated" way of presenting the links)?