Reword the References opening - #28
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"datamatch is plumbing" was a poor way to make the point. The point stands - the data comes from elsewhere and so does the obligation to cite it - but it did not need a metaphor, and that one reads as dismissive of the package rather than as clear about where credit belongs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Drops "datamatch is plumbing" from the top of the References section.
The point it was making stands — the data comes from elsewhere, and so does the obligation to cite it — but it did not need a metaphor, and that one reads as dismissive of the package rather than as clear about where credit belongs.
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