Bruce D'Arcus

I'm not sure on your first question, but was speculating the software could analyze and extract a canonical subset from all styles. The basic hypothesis is that styling for any...

On the second point, what about using CSL to round trip? As in, take all independent CSL styles, run them on some common data, and use that output to train...

> Personally I think that it's good that it's strongly highlighted, but that's just me. I'm not sure how to reconcile my personal theming preferences with what would be a...

I updated the main post with a couple of quick examples.

Aside from the broader discussion on org-ref, some nuances to consider: With org-cite and org-roam's support for it, ORB is less important, and at least with citar, is not required...

> if you do add the meow module, [please use this one](https://github.com/Not-Leader/doom-meow) What's the difference? In any case, +1 on a meow contrib module.

> I'm not married to the idea of keeping the one ref per node limit, but this is going to be a large-scale change across the code-base. If you're willing...

> You might have already enabled multiple nodes per ref for `org-roam-ref-find` and not sure if this is helpful. > > This small change below allows me to have a...

> For `org-roam-node-from-ref`, we may need to consider returning a list of all the nodes, rather than a single one -- `org-roam-node-nodes-from-ref` perhaps. That's what I want to try, but...

> Just to return multiple nodes, the following works on my end; `org-roam-node-from-ref` now returns a list of nodes for one ref: Thanks! I just got confused by the buffer...