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### What other documentation is available for **vegan**?
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**Vegan** is a fully documented R package with standard help pages.
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-These are the most authoritative sources of documentation (and as a last
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-resource you can use the force and the read the source, as **vegan** is
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-open source). **Vegan** package ships with other documents which can be
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-read with `vegandocs` command (documented in the **vegan** help). The
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-documents included in the **vegan** package are
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+These are the most authoritative sources of documentation (and as a
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+last resource you can use the force and the read the source, as
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+**vegan** is open source). **Vegan** package ships with other
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+documents which can be read with `browseVignettes("vegan")`
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+command. The documents included in the **vegan** package are
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- **Vegan** `NEWS`
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- This document (`FAQ-vegan`).
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packages. The scaling of RDA is such a complicated issue that it cannot
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be explained in this FAQ, but it is explained in a separate pdf document
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on “Design decision and implementation details in vegan” that you can
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-read with **vegan** command `vegandocs("decision")`.
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+read with command `browseVignettes("vegan")`.
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