Updates to enrich guide examples

[knu2xs]

All I really did was update the workflows to highlight how to use the udpated methods (introspection and enrich) using the same data as previously used in the prior geoenrichment examples.

@achapkowski, since I have an account in the geosaurus org, I published the data, shared it and changed the data owner to api_data_owner already. The data is exactly the same as the data previously used in the geoenrichment examples.

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nanaeaubry commented on 2022-08-01T16:40:35Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

jurisdictional areas

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nanaeaubry commented on 2022-08-01T16:40:36Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

Because we are working with...

Also, although there are three rows displayed below, this is because the variable is included in three Data Collections. --> Rephrase this to something like: The reason there are three rows....

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nanaeaubry commented on 2022-08-01T16:40:37Z ----------------------------------------------------------------

This is demonstrated in a later example.

[nanaeaubry]

@knu2xs I added some comments where I saw typos and things of the sort. Great job on the guides!

I didn't write it everywhere but I find that you use a lot of filler words in some places and the sentences could be more concise. Not sure what level we are expecting users to be at for the guides but I also find it hard to understand all the columns of the dataframes and understand what is important to use and what is just information to know. Hope that makes sense.

[nanaeaubry]

@CMPeng I took the liberty of applying edits to these notebooks.

I don't know if all of them should replace what we currently have. I went through and tested our current guides with 2.1.0 and no major errors were found so it is up to us to see if these new notebooks are worth integrating or not.

[CMPeng]

@CMPeng I took the liberty of applying edits to these notebooks.

I don't know if all of them should replace what we currently have. I went through and tested our current guides with 2.1.0 and no major errors were found so it is up to us to see if these new notebooks are worth integrating or not.

Thanks Nanae for reviewing these edits. I would think taking in these replacements will be good, since they are grammatically or syntactically improving our guides. Do you need me to do anything here?

[nanaeaubry]

@CMPeng Ok all good I think I will condense them a bit more since they are replacing some common workflows, thanks for the feedback!

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Creating a new PR in my own branch to resolve conflicts