Frank Bennett

By second name, do you mean the A.Rossi names in the example? My understanding has been that styles that apply primary-name disambiguation do that and only that. The ones that...

(Following up on the speculation above, I checked the CSL repo. Out of 217 styles that use `primary-name`, just one (`swedish-legal.csl`) uses it without `year-suffix` as a disambiguation fallback. There...

I think that's right, yes. Impressive and handy demo, by the way.

There is nothing wrong with your setup, and the test fails here as well. At first I thought, "WTF?" but on a closer look I realized it's caused by `et-al-min="1"`/`et-al-use-first="1"`....

* `cs:law-module` is an element under `cs:info` that declares the modular types covered by the module. When the processor walks up an item's jurisdiction hierarchy in search of a set...

You mean the trailing \n on bib entries? (There are two other instances in plain text output, for display="block" and display="indent", that should probably stay.)

To align behavior, I can remove the trailing \n in citeproc-js. Alternatives would be to control the change with a processor option, or to just drop the newline and bump...

> I do not know any tool that could use it. If anyone knows, it would be @fbennett. As far as I know, Jurism is the only tool that reads...

> so pandoc does understand `titleaddon` of sorts, but just adds it to the `title` field. I suppose I could do the same, but then I'd _definately_ want to hear...

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