Bruce D'Arcus
Bruce D'Arcus
The first case isn't really our problem in my view (if people want their citations formatted correctly, they can do the trivial work to track down that information; same issue...
Re the second case, one could use a name suffix as a workaround. I've made a small adjustment to citeproc-js to handle that case -- testing for an all- lowercase...
I agree; we still have yet to have the "clearly demonstrated need" I asked about (e.g. practical examples of where CSL can't now support particular output expectations). The most common...
Just to think of how we might deal with this if we wanted to, I'd suggest two reserved names, that might be deployed like this in a legacy format like...
I think they're dealing with data that does not include all author names, and they want to indicate that?
> Would it be possible to amend the schema to allow only one value on this attribute? @fbennett - do you still recommend this, and do you suggest the change...
I forgot about that thread. It sounds like your original optimism in that has given way to a greater pessimism? I'm getting a bit confused by the jargon though. It...
OK, thanks. FWIW, I was interested in checking the status of the selectrum ecosystem; how I stumbled on the fact that ebib now has support for it.
I had forgot about this discussion, but thought you might like to know that I recently put in a feature request for just this issue to selectrum. It looks pretty...
Sure: ``` html foo bar ``` I suppose javascript could do similar; not sure. But it seems like an easy and obvious addition; hence the suggestion.