Bruce D'Arcus

OK, this is a different schema, the one for embedding in the document. Steve R. mostly wrote this. I was more concerned with the case for pandoc and such. I'm...

Actually, maybe the id should be required, where it refers to the id for the local (in this case, embedded) data (what citeproc-js is using for processing, for example), while...

On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 12:07 PM, simonster [email protected] wrote: > The citation is tied to particular service data records so that, if you change an item in your...

So can I just clarify how you guys plan to associate reference data with citation if you're not using id-based linking? Because it would seem that embedding it would be...

On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 11:10 AM, SteveRidout [email protected] wrote: > In addition to the "id" field which citeproc expects, the schema contains a "uris" array which is where...

Thanks. So two followups: 1. How are the URIs matched to the item? Is there a URI key in the latter as well, or do you use the id key...

Sorry if I'm being dense, but on 1, then you're embedding the data; not referencing it? E.g. if I have 50 references to the same source in a document (say...

OK, so final question (thanks for bearing with me): should we remove that `id` key, or just make it optional? And how should we adapt the (currently non-existant?) documentation accordingly...

I'm just curious on what Andrea has to say about this; if he would use either of these schema, and if it makes any difference to him. I pinged him...

Just to clarify, the main reason for this is to allow portable Word and ODF files, so that one can create in Zotero, edit in Mendeley, etc. Pandoc is a...