Citing work

[ryan-leou]

As a researcher

• I want a link to the actual data
• I want a headline and a datasource at all charts
  So that I can play around with the data on my own

[ryan-leou]

For each dataset you should have:

a copy of the original data in the format you got it in
a README.md or README.txt file with a link to the original data source and an explanation about how you transformed the original data into the final format you needed. If you've done the transformation using a python script (or in any other programming language), just uplaod that script -- no need to document. Just comments within the code will be sufficient. If you used some other means, please document your data transformation process in the README file. It should be a step by step explanation, not just one pithy sentence like "I transformed the data with excel".
a copy of the final data which will be consumed by the visualization

[nakajimasato]

Made pull request "Masato, Made some modifications after the presentation1 #43" related to this

[nakajimasato]

For Business formation page, it is done as mentioned above (Jan 10).
For Historical Funding Patterns page, I couldn't find the source. @samyamishra , could you add the source of the .csv files you provided?? (I made a place where you can text and put the hyperlink in! See also: #61 (comment) (Jan 13)