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README.Rmd

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README.md

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vignettes/set6.rmd

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-set6 is an object-oriented interface for constructing and manipulating mathematical sets using R6. set6 allows a variety of mathematical sets, including Sets, Tuple, Intervals and Fuzzy variants; there are also Conditional sets for creating sets out of complex logical instructions. A full set of tutorials can be found [here](https://raphaels1.github.io/set6/). In this introductory vignette we briefly demonstrate how to construct a set, access its properties and traits, and some basic algebra of sets.
+set6 is an object-oriented interface for constructing and manipulating mathematical sets using R6. set6 allows a variety of mathematical sets, including Sets, Tuple, Intervals and Fuzzy variants; there are also Conditional sets for creating sets out of complex logical instructions. A full set of tutorials can be found [here](https://xoopR.github.io/set6/). In this introductory vignette we briefly demonstrate how to construct a set, access its properties and traits, and some basic algebra of sets.
 
 Before we get started note that by default `set6` uses unicode for printing representations of sets. Whilst this is preferred for neater printing, some machines, operating systems, or R versions may not behave as expected when printing unicode and therefore we allow the option to turn this off.
 
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 ## Going Forward
 
-`set6` is still in its early stages and the API is considered to be maturing, this means that whilst no big changes are expected to the design, minor ones can be expected. `set6` will be considered to be in its version 1 once all methods and fields are finalised (some are missing from wrappers), and when the code has been refactored to be more efficient. See [the website](https://raphaels1.github.io/set6/) for more tutorials and
-follow/star on [GitHub](https://github.com/RaphaelS1/set6) for updates.
+`set6` is still in its early stages and the API is considered to be maturing, this means that whilst no big changes are expected to the design, minor ones can be expected. `set6` will be considered to be in its version 1 once all methods and fields are finalised (some are missing from wrappers), and when the code has been refactored to be more efficient. See [the website](https://xoopR.github.io/set6/) for more tutorials and
+follow/star on [GitHub](https://github.com/xoopR/set6) for updates.