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 ``rsdmx``: Tools for reading SDMX data and metadata documents in R
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 ### Distribution
 
 #### on CRAN
-``rsdmx`` is available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN). See the R CRAN check results at: [http://cran.r-project.org/web/checks/check_results_rsdmx.html](http://cran.r-project.org/web/checks/check_results_rsdmx.html)
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 Please note that following a new submission to CRAN, or eventually a modification of CRAN policies, the package might be temporarily archived, and removed from CRAN. In case you notice that the package is not back in few time, please contact me.
 
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 ## Quickstart
 
-[rsdmx](http://cran.r-project.org/package=rsdmx) offers a low-level set of tools to read **data** and **metadata** in SDMX format. Its strategy is to make it very easy for the user. For this, a unique function named ``readSDMX`` has to be used, whatever it is a ``data`` or ``metadata`` document, or if it is ``local`` or ``remote`` datasource.
+[rsdmx](https://cran.r-project.org/package=rsdmx) offers a low-level set of tools to read **data** and **metadata** in SDMX format. Its strategy is to make it very easy for the user. For this, a unique function named ``readSDMX`` has to be used, whatever it is a ``data`` or ``metadata`` document, or if it is ``local`` or ``remote`` datasource.
 
 It is important to highlight that one of the major benefits of ``rsdmx`` is to focus first on the SDMX **format** specifications (acting as format abstraction library). This allows ``rsdmx`` reading SDMX data from _remote_ datasources, or from _local_ SDMX files. For accessing _remote_ datasources, it also means that ``rsdmx`` does not bound to SDMX **service** specifications, and can read a wider ranger of datasources.
 

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 ## How to deal with SDMX in R
 
-[rsdmx](http://cran.r-project.org/package=rsdmx) offers a low-level set of tools to read **data** and **metadata** in the SDMX-ML format. Its strategy is to make it very easy for the user. For this, a unique function named ``readSDMX`` has to be used, whatever it is a ``data`` or ``metadata`` document, or if it is ``local`` or ``remote`` datasource.
+[rsdmx](https://cran.r-project.org/package=rsdmx) offers a low-level set of tools to read **data** and **metadata** in the SDMX-ML format. Its strategy is to make it very easy for the user. For this, a unique function named ``readSDMX`` has to be used, whatever it is a ``data`` or ``metadata`` document, or if it is ``local`` or ``remote`` datasource.
 
 What ``rsdmx`` does support: