Nathan Goldbaum

@arfon I'm looking at this as well for the paper I'm submitting. We'd need a `paper.tex` file along with a way to get the `.sty` file to get the styling...

It looks like @dfm ran into similar issues back in 2016, since corner.py never got an arxiv submission as far as I can see: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2016JOSS....1...24F

I'm planning to submit a more substantial paper (~10 pages typeset) this week or next week. I will comment here about whether it gets through the arxiv moderation.

I asked Steinn Sigurdsson (the arxiv scientific director) [on twitter](https://twitter.com/steinly0/status/1004092466667118592) about this. He pointed me to [the moderation policy](https://arxiv.org/help/moderation) which notes: > Abstract-only submissions, presentations, book announcements, book reviews, submissions...

My paper got posted: https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.02417 I ended up using @mattpitkin's makefile, which was very useful (and could probably be integrated into the JOSS submission instructions).

Can you explain a little bit more what multiple temperature means?

I don't think we thought about species temperature fields at all in YTEP-0003, so in principle we'd need to add to that system if we want to come up with...

Hi, can you update this to fix the syntax error?

Remilestoned for 4.0 because this isn't a bug.

It would be really nice if the codecov package on pypi had a pin so that coverage 5.0 didn't get installed so long as it isn't supported.