danielgildea

Generally, it is not recommended to use unicode in bibtex entries because they will not alphabetize correctly: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/57743/how-to-write-%C3%A4-and-other-umlauts-and-accented-letters-in-bibliography Also, most latex installation require including a package to handle unicode. I...

@rrgerber I don't see just-program.tex and just-toc.tex in any of the repositiories. Is it possible that they are on the server somewhere and were never committed to git? Perhaps they...

Oh, sorry, they are in master. I don't understand the problem. They aren't mentioned in the documentation, but I don't see why a book chair would need to modify them,...

Implementing this would require logic to recognize a bibtex entry generated by arxiv and do a bunch of special handling. This isn't standard thing for bst styles to do. I...

awesome!!!!!!!!!

> Is the BibTeX generation handling special characters properly? Fixed by [6bbc5a1f4f35744f609f384e866a95bf6cc8f021]

> What's the reason for inserting newlines in the bib field values? (for example, [in booktitle here](http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/papers/N/N18/N18-1120.bib), and titles elsewhere). `anth2bib.py` is just passing through newlines that are in the...

As a general rule, I would say the xml should reflect how you would want to cite the paper, and not necessarily have to match the PDF 100% of the...

As far as getting people to update their names in START, it seems like there are a few things we might try: 1) Try to get everyone's emails from START,...

Hi, I just ran `find_name_variants.py`, which finds names that slugify to the same thing. It found over 300 cases of people with essentially the same name that are currently considered...