Cleaned up callout and some minor edits

Author: marberts

docs/reproducibility-guidance/open-material.qmd

@@ -37,23 +37,25 @@ can help contextualize the software on these lists.
 
 ## Software for price statistics
 
-::: {.callout-note title = "This list is a work in progress"} Please let
-us know about any software packages relevant for price statistics that
-we missed. :::
+::: {.callout-note title = "This list is a work in progress"}
+Please let us know about any software packages relevant for price statistics
+that we missed.
+:::
 
 Most software for price statistics is implemented in R, with the
-remainder in Python. Note that this list is for software *packages*
-related to price statistics that are broadly available on, e.g., CRAN or
-PyPI, not data analysis *scripts* used to derive a price index. Packages
-enable efficient code reuse across multiple projects. The projects
+remainder in Python. The projects
 listed here may differ in various aspects, such as maturity level,
 maintenance status, licensing terms, and more. Users are encouraged to
 assess whether each open-source tool aligns with their specific
-requirements.
+requirements. Note that this list is for software *packages*
+related to price statistics that are broadly available on, e.g., CRAN or
+PyPI, not data analysis *scripts* used to derive a price index. Packages
+enable efficient code reuse across multiple projects and are more likely to
+be useful to the broader community. 
 
-Open source software for price statistics are split into packages for
-computing index numbers and software to facilitate accessible official
-statistics.
+Open-source software packages for price statistics are split into those for
+computing index numbers and those to facilitate accessible official
+statistics. There are also several software papers related to price statistics.
 
 ### Computing price indexes