I would be interested in following people using #rstats and #quartopub for display, annotation, and markup of transcripts. Is there a better data storage format than CSV for interlinear translations, for instance?

@thoughtfulnz @gregrs thanks, I plan on digging into the grammar of graphics soon

@rcarto thanks this is great since I've already started using `mapsf` before then subsequently learning of `tmap`

Is there an easy way to add "repulsive" labels to a map created with `mapsf` in #RStats? (Or, perhaps an easy guide to ggplot2? 😅 )

I am preparing maps as figures for my current project. I have had some success with #rstats but don't have complete control over the styling of labels. (What I'd really like to do is create a map with a thumbnail of the larger region inside!) Are there any tutorials for mapping with #rstats, like this: http://richardcondit.org/workshops/Rgis/MortonArboretum/ #rgis #rspatial