Denis Maier

If it's for your own purposes only you can even use arbitrary variables via extra. Currently that should work with pandoc and citeproc-js. Don't know about citeproc-rs that will replace...

That's a good and valuable suggestion, yes. The problem is just that those tests will have to be added to each style right? Maybe we should consider adding this in...

Ok. You know way more about legal citations than I. What would be needed for more complete legal citation support in CSL independent of CSLm? What are the core feature...

Yes. Currently there seems to exist an unofficial abbreviation list format supported by citeproc-js and pandoc-citeproc. Could be a good idea to formalize this so calling applications can supply them...

Here's how it looks: ```json { "default": { "container-title": { "Lloyd's Law Reports": "Lloyd's Rep", "Estates Gazette": "EG", "Scots Law Times": "SLT" } } } ``` See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc-citeproc/blob/master/man/pandoc-citeproc.1.md I'm sure...

In addition to the schema question I think this should address these scenarios: a) an abbreviation file on a per document basis. b) an abbreviation file on a per style...

> Also, since we now have a `citation-key` this could be extended. Here, I was thinking about something like this (using yaml for simplicity): ```yaml citation-label: - id: item-1 citation-label:...

> Why not just add `citation-label` to the item data? Because `citation-label` may be used only in this document. Say, your writing an essay on Freud's "Das Unbehagen in der...

Just to add to this: This is mainly a problem for GUI apps where you'll build a huge career long database. That's much less of an issue if you're using...

Ok. Then this means we formalize the current structure. > With that in mind, I’d suggest that citation-label is a problem for the calling application to solve. Either the user...