Paul Wilson kindly introduced anothe reproducible research effort by
Parviainen+2016 (A&A), so it has been added to the list of efforts I
know of here. Until I make a separate page to gather all such efforts,
I will update this list any time I see such great efforts.

I had forgot to thank Ehsan and Mosè for giving me the links to the
other attemps. Thank you both ;-).

The repository address for the Moravveji et al. paper was incorrectly
ordered. It is now corrected.

I added a list of similarly reproducible papers for future reference
and to guide people in making their best choice to hopefully find a
good style in the future.

I don't know how the Coma cluster name was mistakenly spelled as
"comma" and not noticed until now!?! it is now corrected.

When a value was immediately in the end of the last bin, after finding
its bin, I would subtract 1 from it!!! This probably came from my
initial tests that were on an integer basis. Now I subtract the
bin-width from that to exactly shift it to the last bin.

This file was initially intended for text base reading after
downloading it from arXiv, but now that it is published online like
this, every time I see it I find some minor corrections that have to
be fixed.

Some spell checkings and minor additions.

Very minor.

After I downloaded a sample zip file from Gitlab and tried the
pipeline, I saw that inputenc is making an error about an unrecognized
character. So I removed it and the error was gone an the file compiled
properly.

Nothing special ;-).

Because the mock profile parameters were all `.txt` files, they were
ignored by `.gitignore`. So I added them by force `-f`.

Also some minor corrections to `README.md`.

After reading the online, I found a few more corrections.

Corrected the problem.

I tried to make the two `README.md`s in the way that is best for
Gitlab.

I tried to make the two `README.md`s in the way that is best for
Gitlab.

Still trying to figure out how what should be placed here and what in
the reproduce directory's README.

There were Markdown problems in the README.md that had to be
corrected. I am testing it now to make all the changes necessary
later.

Corrected the arXiv link in the README.md, and also the README in the
reproduce directory.

The renaming trick didn't work! So I renamed them to SVG and used the
images on my own webpage for now. I will keep this in mind for a
solution later.

I had forgot to commit the PNG files!!!

Gitlab wouldn't open the SVG files so after checking one of Gitlab's
own pages, I noticed they had used this strategy! So I am trying it
here.

The SVG from Zenodo worked, so I put the images on my own webpage to
see if they work from there.

I added a temporary (just of a test SVG link from Zenodo). It will be
removed later, this is just a test.

The executable flags of the SVG files was not activated. Now it is,
lets see if the image show up.

Added the SVG files for links to various formats of the paper. Also
modified the README and renamed it to README.md so Gitlab can format
it.

A LICENSE file was added to make the licensing issue clear. The
scripts have a copyright notice, but having the full license will also
be useful.

The README files were based on the arXiv experience of executing this
reproduction pipeline. Here it is slightly different, mainly because
all the extra arXiv files are not here.

These are the same source files that are submitted to the second
version of the submission to arXiv after the paper was published.

There is just one difference: the makeeps macro in paper.tex has been
uncommented. In the submission to arXiv, arXiv could not build all the
images, so we had to use the EPS figures that PGF/TikZ created in the
`tikz' folder. But here, we are not version controlling the figures
any more so this variable should be defined for LaTeX to build the
figures.