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I recently searched for a list of the “top statistics blogs” or the “top methodology blogs” and I couldn’t find a recent compilation. This contrasts with visualization blogs, which are relatively easily to find (e.g. top visualization blogs).
I’ve decided to initiate the provision of this public good, but would like to draw on others’ knowledge as well as my own. If you know of blogs that others might occasionally find useful (shameless self-nominations encouraged!), simply drop a comment below or send me a message on Twitter.
Based on the responses, I’ll put together a new list and make it available soon!
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