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Rev1 #109

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Nowosad and others added 30 commits October 21, 2017 12:42
See what you think @jannes-m - I think this reads better now, is less colloquial while being simultaneously more concise.

However the content you added was excellent - I've aimed to clarify the message.
@jannes-m I think this is a good example of when 'you' is too colloquial and not text-booky enough. I've tried to use a more formal style. Also - do we all advise our students to start with Python (see next commit)?
Building on work by @Nowosad.

Aiming to make it more concise and simple, see OK to you?
Any other places where we said sf is cutting edge? Let me know if so @Nowosad and @jannes-m
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@Nowosad and @jannes-m great work, we've fixed nearly all the issues! Should I merge this now or wait for the final ones to be finished (I can get mine done tomorrow).

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Heads-up @Nowosad this is failing on Travis as it uses the dev version of spData. Merging anyway - it's an impressive amount of work in the PR that will be good to get out there asap.

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