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README.md

@@ -27,10 +27,12 @@ ecosystem. Why release a new one? As [the maintainer of
 package which was:
 
 -   *Simple*: Streamlined, consistent, and uncluttered user interface,
-    with few functions to learn.
+    with only a few functions to learn.
 -   *Flexible*: Expressive frameworks to customize tables in HTML and
     LaTeX formats.[1]
 -   *Zero-dependency*: Avoid importing any other `R` package.[2]
+-   *Documented*: The website and documentation include 100s of examples
+    and tutorials.
 -   *Concise*: Draw beautiful tables without typing a lot of code.
 -   *Safe*: User inputs are checked thoroughly, and informative errors
     are returned early.
@@ -131,7 +133,7 @@ tt(x,
 
 ## Tutorial
 
-The `tinytable` 0.3.0.34 tutorial will take you much further. It is
+The `tinytable` 0.4.0.1 tutorial will take you much further. It is
 available in two formats:
 
 -   [Tutorial

README.qmd

@@ -28,9 +28,10 @@ dep_gt <- tools::package_dependencies(c("gt"), recursive=TRUE, db=db)[[1]] |> le
 
 There are already many excellent table-drawing packages in the `R` ecosystem. Why release a new one? As [the maintainer of `modelsummary`](https://modelsummary.com), I needed a table-drawing package which was:
 
-* *Simple*: Streamlined, consistent, and uncluttered user interface, with few functions to learn.
+* *Simple*: Streamlined, consistent, and uncluttered user interface, with only a few functions to learn.
 * *Flexible*: Expressive frameworks to customize tables in HTML and LaTeX formats.^[Other formats like Markdown and Typst are also available, but less flexible.]
 * *Zero-dependency*: Avoid importing any other `R` package.^[Some extra packages can be imported to access specific functionality, such as integration with Quarto, inserting `ggplot2` objects as inline plots, and saving tables to PNG images or PDF documents.]
+* *Documented*: The website and documentation include 100s of examples and tutorials.
 * *Concise*: Draw beautiful tables without typing a lot of code.
 * *Safe*: User inputs are checked thoroughly, and informative errors are returned early.
 * *Maintainable*: A small code base which does not rely on too many complex regular expressions.