Think of witty one-liners

[EssamWisam]

• One or more for the MLJ motto that appears in the footer (e.g., A package for elegant and generic machine learning)
• One or more for the model's page (e.g., Over 180 Machine Learning Models...At Your Fingertips)
• One or more for the tutorials page?

CC @ablaom

[ablaom]

Thanks @EssamWisam for the work you are doing behind the scenes on a better landing page for the MLJ project.

I admit I am not so comfortable with marketing adjectives, like "elegant", and so forth. And when I see a lot of that in other Open Source projects I tend to respond a little cynically. So you may find my suggestions below a little underwhelming. But I'd like to know what others think about this question of marketing an OS project.

One or more for the MLJ motto that appears in the footer (e.g., A package for elegant and generic machine learning)

How about, "A comprehensive machine learning framework for Julia" ? I think "comprehensive" is accurate, and it helps to distinguish from other Julia "machine learning" packages like Flux.

One or more for the model's page (e.g., Over 180 Machine Learning Models...At Your Fingertips)

I still like "Model Browser" - that's what it is, right?

[EssamWisam]

Of course, any examples I put (whether for the footer, models page or tutorials page) were placeholders. I think elegant usually refers to the syntax being clean but I understand the point that it's really a superficial and subjective remark.

I like your recommendation "A comprehensive machine learning framework for Julia". I also had as placeholders:

  ["Are you making the right use of your data? Let's find out.", "From pipelines to networks all in one package"]

in case you like any of them. The idea is that it's better to have multiple ones (whether for the footer, models page or tutorials page)