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I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statisticsstatistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

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I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually askedasked AucTeXAucTeX questionsquestions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

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I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with emacsEmacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on tex.sxTeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeXAUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in emacsEmacs lisp or emacsEmacs at the level necessary to answer ana non-trivial AUCTeXAUCTeX question.

Similar questionscomments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on tex.sx, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in emacs lisp or emacs at the level necessary to answer an non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar questions apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

I think they should be on topic here.

Configuration of such packages have typically more to do with Emacs/elisp than a statistics or TeX site. I've actually asked AucTeX questions on TeX StackExchange, and the only people who seemed to have a clue were the two people who happened to be active in AUCTeX development. Note that two of these three questions still don't have a satisfactory answer.

The wider TeX community is mostly not expert in Emacs lisp or Emacs at the level necessary to answer a non-trivial AUCTeX question.

Similar comments apply to ESS and SLIME, for example, I think.

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