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I am just starting to get familiar with how devdocs ingests documentation, so I cannot yet speak to how much transformation actually occurs beyond reformatting.

DEVDOCS IO PDF

What was the purpose of using the no-derivatives license for the Stan documentation? Could the license be changed to CC-BY 4.0 instead? Why does the PDF have a different license than the Rmarkdown that was used to create the HTML and PDF files? Can I scrape text from the HTML files as long as the text also exists in the PDF? Could I run the process of transforming the Markdown into a PDF myself and use the intermediate HTML/Latex or other files instead of the final PDF for ingestion into devdocs.io? So I suppose I could scrape the text in the PDF, but not the underlying Rmarkdown or HTML files? Another oddity: The PDF version of the documentation is already available as CC-BY 4.0. The “ND” part of that license (no derivatives) to me pretty strongly suggests that the mc-stan documentation is not compatible with ingestion into devdocs.io, but I’m no lawyer. Unfortunately, the license for the Stan documentation is CC-BY-ND 4.0 docs/LICENSE at master It makes documentation available by scraping open-source documentations available as HTML or other markup formats and transforming them into a uniform searchable database. This website is an open-source tool for developers to search popular code documentation through a single interface. I was hoping to make the Stan documentation available on.

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