Aditya Savara

@Je55ie @giada09 The code has been ported to Python3, and the new repository is here: https://github.com/kmcos/kmcos

If I saw "cffconvert" I would not realize it validates. To me, having a separate repository for cffvalidate would be more intuitive. More generally, I think the best would be...

I think "anyOf" is probably what is needed. I think less restriction on this is better in terms of widespread usability of cff. I am not sure what the implications...

[EDIT: This comment should be skipped due to my having non-comprehensive knowledge of Bibliographic standards. This comment detracted rather than added.] There are several cultures where the family name is...

[EDIT: This comment should be skipped due to my having non-comprehensive knowledge of Bibliographic standards. This comment detracted rather than added.] Ok, I think I see your point. Initially, I...

[EDIT: This comment should be skipped due to my having non-comprehensive knowledge of Bibliographic standards. This comment detracted rather than added.] I don't think I am making most of those...

[EDIT: This comment should be skipped due to my having non-comprehensive knowledge of Bibliographic standards. This comment detracted rather than added.] The reason for splitting up is that current bibliographic...

@acli I agree that most of the sources you found say what you are saying. I apologize that my experiences, followed by the sources I then saw in the last...

I withdraw my suggestion of "firstname | lastname". I like the existing "family-names | given-names | alias". Thank you, Ambrose. Back to the original topic: I think that none of...

I will respond with the same numbering (CFF Side): 1. CITATIONS.cff suggestion: I don't think you are correct that references fulfills the purpose I am describing. The references feature is...