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@@ -94,5 +94,17 @@ like `tinytable`, I recommend you check out some of these:
 Did I miss your favorite package? Drop me a note and I’ll add it to the
 list.
 
+Of course, there are also many packages to compute statistics and build
+tables (ex: `modelsummary`, `gtsummary`, `table1`). Many of those
+packages delegate the actual drawing of the tables (ie: lines and
+colors) to one of the table-drawing packages listed above. In that
+sense, `tinytable` should be seen as more of a complement than an
+alternative to data summary packages. The goal of `tinytable` is to help
+users and developers convert data frames into beautiful tables easily.
+What people put in those tables is outside the scope of `tinytable`. If
+you are interested in a package to create data summaries and regression
+tables/plots, please check out my `modelsummary` package:
+<https://modelsummary.com>
+
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@@ -73,3 +73,5 @@ There are many fantastic table-drawing packages out there. If you don't like `ti
 * [`huxtable`](https://hughjonesd.github.io/huxtable/)
 
 Did I miss your favorite package? Drop me a note and I'll add it to the list.
+
+Of course, there are also many packages to compute statistics and build tables (ex: `modelsummary`, `gtsummary`, `table1`). Many of those packages delegate the actual drawing of the tables (ie: lines and colors) to one of the table-drawing packages listed above. In that sense, `tinytable` should be seen as more of a complement than an alternative to data summary packages. The goal of `tinytable` is to help users and developers convert data frames into beautiful tables easily. What people put in those tables is outside the scope of `tinytable`. If you are interested in a package to create data summaries and regression tables/plots, please check out my `modelsummary` package: <https://modelsummary.com>
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		* [`huxtable`](https://hughjonesd.github.io/huxtable/)

		Did I miss your favorite package? Drop me a note and I'll add it to the list.

		Of course, there are also many packages to compute statistics and build tables (ex: `modelsummary`, `gtsummary`, `table1`). Many of those packages delegate the actual drawing of the tables (ie: lines and colors) to one of the table-drawing packages listed above. In that sense, `tinytable` should be seen as more of a complement than an alternative to data summary packages. The goal of `tinytable` is to help users and developers convert data frames into beautiful tables easily. What people put in those tables is outside the scope of `tinytable`. If you are interested in a package to create data summaries and regression tables/plots, please check out my `modelsummary` package: <https://modelsummary.com>